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MEMENTO MORI

Part the First

Being

An Accurate Transcription of the Tomb-Stones, Monu-
ments, Foot-Stones, and Other Memorials in the Ancient
Old North Burial Yard in the Town of Ipswich, County of
Essex, Massachusetts, From its Beginnings in the Year
Ann°. Dom*. 1634 to the Present Day, With a Chart of the
Location of the Same that any Grave Therein May be
Located with Ease and Accuracy, Together with a History
and Description of this Ancient Burial Yard,

By

Arthur Warren Johnson Esq*".

And

Ralph Elbridge Ladd Jr. Esq^

Both of Ipswich, Massachusetts ; & Published by the

Ipswich Historical Society as Number XXIX

of their Publications.

Ann°. Dom'. MDCCCCXXXV.

To the Memory of the Rev. Thomas Franklin Waters M.A.,
Founder of the Ipswich Historical Society and Historian
of Ipswich, this study is dedicated in the knowledge that
had he lived it would have borne his name.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

INTRODUCTION.

It is hoped that this present study is but the first of a
series which will, when completed, comprise a complete
transcription, with the necessary charts, of all the ancient
and modern burial places in greater Ipswich. All the ma-
terial has been collected and is in manuscript form await-
ing publication. It includes, beyond the material presented
here (the Old North, or High Street Burial Yard of Ips-
wich), its continuation, the Highland Cemetery, the South
Cemetery, the Locust Grove, and the three cemeteries of the
Linebrook Parish of Ipswich. It also includes the burial
yard of the second or Chebacco Parish of Ipswich, now
Essex, and a portion of that of the Hamlet Parish, now
Hamilton, in use when these towns were parts of Ipswich,
and the private cemetery of the Nourse family in Ipswich
Village.

A few fundamental facts should be kept in mind with
reference to these studies. Neither the original owners of
the ancient burying grounds, the Parish Churches, under
whose care and jurisdiction they grew up, nor the towns
to which they were later conveyed, kept or at any times
possessed charts or other records of the location of graves.
It is obvious that until recent times the ownership of indi-
vidual graves and plots and the lines of demarcation were
very vague. Again it was not until comparatively recent
times that statute law required those in charge of the dead
to file with town officials the time and place of burials. For
this reason town records of deaths are quite incomplete.

In doing this work we are deeply conscious that we are
but completing that which a long line of antiquarians had
begun, but which, through a series of varying circum-
stances, was never brought to completion.

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The first to start this work was the late Abraham
Hammatt (1781-1845). Primarily a genealogist, his
work was in the eighteenth century and it is known that he
copied many of the Ipswich stones of that period as aids
to his studies. Unfortunately much of his work is lost.

Next in time was the work of the late Augustin Cald-
well and Arthur W. Dow, who, in their Ipswich Antiqua-
rian Papers, copied and published many of the outstanding
Old North inscriptions. We have been through this publi-
cation, checking all which they included and have found
some which have since disappeared from the cemetery.
Such stones are indicated in the text. None of the above
scholars made any pretence at a complete study.

The late John Nourse entered the field somewhat later
and began a detailed scale chart. It is evident from his
papers that he spent a large amount of time and did much
hard and thorough work but unfortunately he did not cover
more than a part of the Old North Yard. His approach
was both admirable and enviable, making a scale fac-simile
copy of each stone. We would have liked to continue his
admirable example but the difficulty and expense of print-
ing made it impossible. His papers were turned over to
the custody of the Town Clerk. Through the courtesy of
Mr. Edward Cogswell, the present incumbent, we were
given access to them.

The last worker in the field was the late Rev. T. Frank-
lin Waters, who, with the assistance of Mr. Henry Spauld-
ing, started the work anew. He contemplated publishing
his results in the series of the Ipswich Historical Society.
With his scholarly mind he approached the diffi-
culties of the problem in a thorough manner. It was his
intention to divide the Old North Yard into areas delimited
permanently by granite markers, for the purpose of chart-
ing the stones. A few of these were placed. The prelim-
inary work was completed and many inscriptions were
copied, but unfortunately his untimely death brought his
wide-spread antiquarian research to an end. Through the

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 3

kindness of Mrs. Waters we obtained the use of his papers.

After we surveyed the material in hand, it was our
intention to make a compilation of all the work previously
done, thus bringing to completion the attempts of our
predecessors. We did this, copying the material on indi-
vidual cards for purposes of alphabetical arrangement.
This done, we went to the Old North Yard only to discover
that the work previously done covered for the most part
identical sections with important areas untouched. When
we considered the charts prepared by Mr. Nourse and Mr.
Waters we found in the iirst instance that the individual
inscriptions were not keyed to his chart, in the latter that
it had been started on the basis of granite markers which
had not been placed. Faced with these obvious difficulties
it seemed wise to start the work afresh. This also necessi-
tated the making of a new chart. When all the stones had
been card-indexed we checked them against the work of
our predecessors, thus discovering those stones which had
disappeared since their various work.

It became obvious to us very soon that the number of
burials on the basis of calculated population was far in
excess of the number of graves which had been marked
with stones. Any scholarly approach to such a problem is
difficult. One might postulate the burial of any number of
persons by probability but such a procedure would at best
be filled with inaccuracies. The obvious solution was to
discover some source of information as to burials which
had not been marked with stones. Town records did not
supply this information, neither did parish records. We
examined both. The only other possibility was records of
undertakers. We discovered that the office and profession
of undertaker was comparatively recent. In the eighteenth
and seventeenth centuries certain of the parish officers
performed this function and no records could be discovered
except in the case of the Linebrook cemeteries.

Coming to the period of the professional undertaker
we were very fortunate to discover that Mr. Ralph K.

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Whittier had the private records of the late Mr. Philip
Clark and his father. He very kindly turned over this col-
lection for our use and study. In them we found evidence
of many burials in the various cemeteries and in a few
cases approximate location of the same. These will be
found in the text marked with an asterisk.

Some may ask the value of such a work as this. The
answer to this question lies primarily in the growing inter-
est in genealogical studies. In such work one of the most
important primary sources of data is cemetery inscriptions.
Beyond this is the sentimental value attached to the knowl-
edge that when time and the weather have destroyed many
of the stones, there will still exist a record of those places
where the dust of the generations has found abiding rest
and of the names of those who have contributed to the
heritage which is ours. And last there is the conviction,
because every worker in the field of Ipswich history has
felt this a task worthy the effort, that were they here, they
would be pleased in the knowledge that another generation
of workers in their chosen field had brought the work to
conclusion and thus realized for them those dreams which
the accidents of time made impossible of fruition.

One practical value has already accrued from this
work. During the summer of 1934, as a project to supply
work for the horde of local unemployed, an ambitious
project was started to "restore" the Old North Burial
Yard. The work was begun and some three hundred an-
cient stones were uprooted from the dust which they
marked and hallowed, sorted according to size, and replaced
in straight rows, orderly to be sure, neat without a doubt,
but quite at odds with all historical and sentimental prece-
dent.

When we learned of this project, eminently worthy in
its intent though disastrous in its results, we, with the
oflficers of the Ipswich Historical Society, the Society for
the Preservation of New England Antiquities, the Society
for the Preservation of the Beauties of Essex County, the

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 5

local chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution,
and many historically minded citizens, protested against
this unusual procedure. The result was that the stones
were replaced on the graves where they had been first
erected. In this work the local administrators of the proj-
ect gave the most whole hearted co-operation, received sug-
gestions in the most kindly spirit, and on the whole, despite
the unfortunate beginnings, the work was reorganized, •
the stones handled under our supervision, weak ones re-
paired, cement foundations placed under those where it
was deemed necessary and prudent, several ancient tombs
in danger of collapse rebuilt and permanently sealed, a
task which, in the ordinary course of town expenditures,
could never have been provided for by funds received from
ordinary taxation.

Had it not been that we had completed our preliminary
work, viz, charting and copying every stone, the project
would have resulted in disaster for it would have been im-
possible to replace the stones on the graves to which, in the
course of nature, they belonged.

In the practical use of this study may be pointed out
certain principles we have used in its construction. First,
in copying the inscriptions from the stones it was our
original intention to publish fac-simile reproductions. This
was impossible and consequently we have followed this
procedure. Every name, date, and memorial verse or in-
scription has been transcribed with the original spelling,
punctuation, and variants of stone cutting with these three
exceptions — the ancient form of s (f ) has been eliminated,
also the ancient use of Y as an equivalent of th, and the
various forms of the and sign. It will be noted that we have
not followed, in many instances, the line arrangement as
found on the stones. We have done this to facilitate the
printing and the reading.

In some instances in cross-indexing, where we could
not be sure whether names were maiden or middle, we have
assumed, where reason and dates indicated, that they were

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the former. In doing this our intention was to be inclusive
at the risk of an occasional error.

In preparing the charts we had hoped to have them
drawn to scale but practical considerations made it impos-
sible. We had to choose between this, which would have
resulted in a series of large awkward maps, or free-hand
diagrams far more convenient for use. We chose the latter
method. It will be noted that first there is a key map,
giving sections into which the cemetery is divided, and that
this is followed by a series of sectional diagrams in which
each stone can be located.

Some may question the inclusion of the terraces as
part of the ancient yard. In that they were part of the area
transferred to the town by the Parish in 1859, and in that
the Highland Cemetery does not begin until the brow of
the hill is reached, the terraces constitute an integral part
of the Old North Burial Yard. Therefore they have been
included in this part of the work.

In passing we point out that at one time these terraces
had names, for each of the various presidents of the United
States (always omitting the Democratic presidents — pre-
sumably no affront to the dead was desired, by making
them restless in a nomenclature of which they did not
approve in life). Because this system has passed out of
use, we thought it wise to ignore the once prevalent custom
and list them within the neutrality of numbers.

One other thing should be mentioned. In each case
where a grave has been marked as containing a Revolu-
tionary or Civil War soldier, we have indicated it so that
if the stones should disappear or disintegrate, the resting
places may still be kept in knowledge and our patriotic
societies may continue their splendid work of honouring
them.

It has been our intention to present this study as free
from errors as possible, but we feel perfection not possible.
If any be noticed, which we hope will not be the case, we

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 7

shall be happy to acknowledge them, and avoid their recur-
rence in the continuation of this work.

It would seem appropriate in such a work as this to
include a history of the cemetery itself from the time it
formed the limit of the town in 1634 to the present day.
We must sincerely apologize for the omission of such a
history. We attempted, by research in the Registry of
Deeds of Essex County, to extend the deed history of the
area given by Mr. Waters in his history of Ipswich but
gave up in despair after having reached the conclusion
that every pertinent known fact had been included by Mr.
Waters and to extend it would necessitate the employment
of a trained surveyor to attack the problem through all the
deeds of those whose land has ever abutted the cemetery
in its various stages of growth.

Men of a century and more ago apparently did not
realize that their descendants would be at all interested in
the half acre or the "quarter and halfe quarter of acre of
land" they transferred so blithely with no mention as to
where these fractions of land might be located.

May we point out to those interested that our fellow-
townsman, Mr. Edward Darling, has been working on the
problem for several years, and while he kindly offered to
us the use of his results to the present, we felt in justice to
him that his work should be carried to completion by him.
Until then we suggest that anyone interested in the history
of the land of the cemetery itself consult Mr. Waters'
Ipswich in the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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ABBREVIATIONS

It will be noticed that each inscription in this book is
preceded by a letter and a number. The letter refers to the
section of the cemetery in which is located the inscription,
and the number to the particular stone. To find a stone by
means of this key, it is necessary to use the diagrams pub-
lished in this book.

(F.S.)— foot stone.

(M.M.) — maker's mark.

* — Information from the record books of Mr. Philip

Clark, undertaker.
T.F.W.— Thomas Franklin Waters.
A.H. — Abraham Hammatt.
A.C. — Augustin Caldwell.
A.W.D. — Arthur Wesley Dow.
G.A.R. — Grand Army of the Republic.
S.A.R. — Sons of American Revolution.
V.S.— Vital Statistics.
Ips. Ant. Pap. — Ipsivich Antiqvxirian Papers, published

by Augustin Caldwell and Arthur W. Dow.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 107 — Here lies the bodyes of John and James Abbe,
sons of Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Tamzon Abbe. John
died July the 12th, 1736, in the 8th year of his
age. James died August the 30, 1736, in the 2d
year of his age.
(F.S.) Johmn and James Abbe.

D — 102 — Here lies Joseph Abbe, the son of Mr. Joseph and
Mrs. Tamezon Abbe, who died the 25th of August,
— aged 3 — and 19 — .
(stone defaced.)

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 15

D— 101— Hear lies Sarah Abbey, the dafter of Mr. Joseph
and Tamiza Abbey, who died January the 5th,
1723, aged 6 weeks.
(F.S.) Sarah Abbey.

D — 99 — Here lies Sarah Abbe, the dafter of Mr. Joseph
and Mrs. Tamezon Abbe, who died November the
18, 1726, Aged 2 years, 4 month, and 23 days.

G — 88 — Annette Adams — see John G. Caldwell.

G— 139— (front) John Peabody Adams, Sept. 10, 1847—
Feb. 23, 1916.

His wife, Helen Todd, Dec. 29, 1849— Nov. 22,
1933.

Jennie Helen, July 6, 1879— Aug. 17, 1918.

(left) George W. Adams, died Nov. 22, 1854, aged 5
years.

(F.S.) FATHER MOTHER JENNIE.

E — 156 — Mary Holt Adams — see Mary Holt Lord.

G — 179 Mary Adams — see Woodbridge Adams.

G — 178 — Sarah Adams — see Woodbridge Adams.

C — 27 — (stone effaced) Her — the — on — mber the 2, 1 —
aged 26 ye — .
(F.S.) Simon Adams.
N.B. Simon Adams, son of Simon and Hannah,

born Oct. 20, 1694, died of smallpox, Dec. 24,

1721, (V.S.)

G — 178— Woodbridge Adams, 1819-1849.

His wife, Mary Peabody, 1817-1908.
Their daughter, Sarah Adams, 1842-1911.

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D— 126— Mr. Nathaniel Addams died April the 11, 1715,
in the 74 year of his age.

Now hes gon to eter=

Nail rest==

God wil him safly keep=

All though hes bui-ied

In the dust==:

In Jesus he doth sleep,

0 you his children
That are left=

1 pray. Let some be found
That do endeavour

To make good —

Your foregon, leaders=

Ground —

Grave saint behind

That cannot find

Thy, old, love night, nor

Morn :=:rPray look a

Bove, for ther^ your love

Singing with the

First born.

D— 65 —(Front) FATHER MOTHER

(Back) Daniel J. Akerman, Born May 11, 1799, Died
Nov. 29, 1868.
Lucy L. Akerman, Born Mar. 8, 1804, Died
Mar. 10, 1882.

H— 15 —Edwin F. Akerman, May 25, 1849— Nov. 12, 1926.
His Wife, Isabella Patterson, Mar. 22, 1851—
Oct. 14, 1910.

G — 53 — Jonathan Akerman died Apr. 25, 1855, AE. 39
y'rs.

My hope is in Christ.

(F.S.) J.A.

D — 65 — Lucy L. Akerman — see Daniel J. Akerman.

B — 153 — Abby Fisher, wife of Theodore Andrews, bjrn
Feb. 22, 1808, died Oct. 6, 1386.

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B— 156— Asa Andrews, born May 11, 1762, graduated at
Harvard College 1783, died Jan. 13, 1856, in
his 94th year.
(F.S.) A.A.

B— 152— Charlotte Andrews, born Aug. 8, 1804, died Mar
26, 1888.

B— 6 —David Andrews, died July 6, 1871, Aged 81.

His wife, Mehitable Pearson, died April 4 1872
Aged 79.

Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep!
From which none ever wake to weep
(F.S.) D.A. M.P.A.

B— 32 —In memory of Mis Elisabeth Andrews, relict of
Mr. David Andrews, who died July 31 1808
AEt. 68.

Fairwell my friends a short fairwell
Till we shall meet again above,
In the sweet groves where pleasures dwell
And treees of life bear fruits of love.

B— 33 —Erected to the memory of Mrs. Lucy Andrews,
wife of Mr. David Andrews, who departed this
life March 19th, 1767, in the 40th year of her
age.

She was a tender wife a kind Mother and an exem-
plary and joyful Christian.

Happy the dead who die in Christ,
They from their sins and labors rest;
They from their sins & labors rest;
To the bright mansions of the just.
(F.S.) Mrs. Lucy Andrews.

^—34 — Lydia M. Andrews— see William F. Andrews.
^—^^ —Mary W. Andrews— see William F. Andrews.
B— 6 —Mehitable P. Andrews— see David Andrews.

*— Sadie B. Andrews died Feb. 24, 1888, aged 20
years, 6 days.

She was the daughter of Thomas and Lucy Ann
Jewett.

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B — 155— Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Sarah S., wife of
Theodore Andrews, who died Dec. 21, A.D.
1844, aged 42.
B— 154— Theodore Andrews, born Aug. 20, 1801, Died Feb.

26, 1883.

B— 157— Theodore Henry, eldest son of Theodore and

Sarah S. Andrews, died Jan. 2, 1853, aged 20

years and 8 months.

B— 34 —William F. Andrews, Died Aug. 27, 1840, Aged 26.

Lydia M. Andrews, Died June 19, 1842, Aged 25.

Mary W. Andrews, Died Feb. 1, 1828, Aged 11

months.
Children of David and Mehitable Andrews.
(F.S.) W.F.A. L.M.A. M.W.A.

H 76 —Lydia Annable— see David Francis Dow.

H 76 — Mary P. Annable — see David Francis Dow.

C— 188— Here lies the body of Mr. Benjaman Appleton,
who deceased Feb^ 12th, 1731, in the 30th year
of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Benjaman Appleton.

C 218 — Elizabeth Appleton deseased June the 13th, 1703,

in the 16 year of her age.
(F.S.) E.A.
C 220— In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Apleton, the virtu-
ous and pious Consort of Mr. Isaac Apleton,
who departed this life April 29th, 1785, Aged

75.

"Blessed are the Dead that die in the Lord"
She left 8 sons and 2 daughters, and 40 Grand-
children.
(M.M.) 28.
(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth Appleton

C 187 Mrs. Elizabeth Appleton — see Col. John Appleton.

Q 222 Here lyes buried the body of Maj"". Isaac Appleton,

who died May the 22^, 1747, in the 83d year of
his age.
(F.S.) Maj^ Isaac Appleton.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 19

C — 219— Memento mori. In memory of Mr. Isaac Appleton,
who departed this life Dec^ 18th, 1794, In
lively hope of a blessed Immortality. AEtat
90.

To live is Christ and to die is gain.

(F.S.) Mr. I. Appleton.

(M.M.) T. Marble, sculptor (Bradford)
C— 221— Here lyeth buried the body of Cap*. John Apple-
ton, deed. Novem^ the 4th, 1699, in the 77th
year of his age.

(F.S.) J.A.

C— 189— Here lies the body of Mr. John Appleton Sener,
who died May the 17tS 1724, in the 64t'> year of
his age.
(F.S.) Mr. John Appleton Sener.

C— 187— Here Lye the Remains of the Hon*''^ Coll. John
Appleton, whose fidelity in Several Superiour
and very Importent Publick Stations in the
County and Province Was Remarkable and
Whose Piety and Usefullness theirin as Allso
Priveat Life Were Eminent and Exemplary, he
Died Sepf^. the 11, 1739, AEt 87, and Madam
Elizabeth Appleto", his Relict, and Eldest
Daughter of the late Rev^. and Larned Presi-
dant Rogers, Whose Good Understading, So-
cial Veartues and Christian Graces Were Emi-
nent and very Engaging, Still bringing forth
Fruit in old age. She died March the 13, 1754,
AEt. 91. And John Appleton, Who died August
the 28, 1740, AEt. 7; And Margaret Appleton,
Who died July 27, 1747, AEt. 22, their Grand-
childr^" and Children of Coll. Daniel Appleton
Esq'", and Elizabeth his Wife.
(F.S.) The Hon"'^ Coll. John Appleton Esq%
and Madam Elizabeth Appleton, John Appleton,
Margaret Appleton.

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C — 88 — Erected in Memory of Mr. John Appleton, who
died Jany. 4^'', 1794, aged 87 years. Who by his
exempleary Life and conversation in the world
evidenced him to be a sincere Christian and
humble follower of his Lord and Master Jesus
Christ.

A soul prepar'd needs no delay
The summons come, the saints obey;
Swift was his flight, and short the road.
He clos'd his eyes and saw his God.
The flesh rests here till Jesus come,
And claim the treasure from the Tomb.

(F.S.) Mr. John Appleton.

C — 90 — In memory of Mr. John Appleton, who departed
this life April 12th, 1798, Aged 47 years.
(F.S.) Mr. John Appleton.

C — 89 — Here lie Interred the Remains of Mrs. Lucy Ap-
pleton, the amiable Consort of Mr. John Apple-
ton, who departed this life on Feb^ 24th, 1790,
aged 77 years.

"I am the Resurrection and the Life;
he that beleaveth in me tho he
were dead yet he shall Live."

Companion kind and tender parent dear,
Belov'd and mourn'd lies buried here;
Her soul from earth too exelent, too high.
Flew to its peers above the sky.

(F.S.) Mrs. Lucy Appleton.

C — 187 — Margaret Appleton — see the Hon^'^ Coll. John
Appleton.

C — 160 — Here lyeth buried the body of Mary Appleton, the
wife of Col"'. Samuel Appleton, aged 57 years,
dec^. February the 15, 1697.

D — 21 — Here lyes buried the body of Mrs. Mary Appleton,
widow of Mr. Samuel Appleton, who died June
the 9, 1712, and in the 53 year of her age.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 21

C — 186 — Here lyes the body of M^ Prissilla Appleton, Wife
to Capt. lohn Appleton, aged 63 yeares, dyed
February the 18, 1697.
(F.S.) Mrs. Priscilla Appleton.
C — 185 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Priscilla Appleton, the
wife of Maj^ Jsaac Appleton, who died May the
26th 1731, in the 57th year of her age.
(F.S.) P. Appleton.
C — 190 — Here lyeth buried the body of Col°. Samuel Apple-
ton, aged 70 years, dec^. May the 15th, 1696.
(F.S.) Col". Samuel Appleton.
C — 73 — Here lyes interred the body of Col°"'. Samuel
Appleton Esqr. ; who departed this life Oct. 30,
MVCCTXV, AEtatis suae LXXI.
(Coat of arms.)
C — 81 — In memory Mrs. Sarah Appleton, relict of Mr.
William Appleton, who died June 12, 1809,
AEt. 64.
(F.S.) Mrs. S.A.
A — 38 — Here lies the body of Mr. William Appleton, the
son of Mr. Oliuer Appleton, who died April
the 8th, 1725, in the 22nd year of his age.
C — 91 — In memory of Mr. William Appleton, Ob*. Aug. 9,
1807, AEt. 70.
(F.S.) W.A.
G — 62 — Mary B. Archer — see Charles Choate.
B — 62 — Emma R. Auger — see George Haskell.
B — 99 — Abby J. G., dau. of Warren and Elizabeth J.
Averill, died Sept. 29, 1851, AE. 6 y'rs. and
3 mo's.
B— 30 —Benjamin Averill, died Feb. 6, 1841, Aged 71.

Elizabeth, his wife, died Aug. 30, 1847, Aged 73.
Also their daughter, Elizabeth, died Aug. 18,

1872, aged 79.
(F.S.) B.A. E.A.
G— 218— Ella J. Averill— see George H. Smith.

22 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B— 61 —(Front) Harriet, wife of William T. Averill, died
April 28, 1890, Aged 77 yrs, 14 dys.
(Back) Wife.

Tho' lost to sight to memory dear.
B — 31 — In memory of Miss Lucy Ann Averill, daughter
of Mr. Benjamin and Mrs. Elizabeth Averill,
obt. Sep. 2, 1824, AEt. 17.

Early in life my God
hath call'd me home,
To sound his praise
And bow before his throne.
(F.S.) L.A.A.
B — 98 — Margaret E, daughter of Warren and Elizabeth
J. AveriU, died Feb. 12, 1851, AE 14 y'rs.
(F.S. blank.)
* — Warren Averall died Dec. 26, 1884, aged 75 years,

5 months.
B— 60 —(Front) William T. Averill died July 1, 1881,
Aged 70 yrs. 2 mos.
(Back) Husband.

Passed across the narrow stream.

Arthur, son of Melzer L. and Harriett A. Avery, died Feb.
22, 1854, aged 5 weeks.

Sleep on sweet babe
And take thy rest,
God called thee home
He thought it best.
(N.B. This stone recently dug up. It had been
used as a foundation for another.)
B— 52— Baker Tomb.

(Through the courtesy of the Cemetery Commis-
sioners, we were enabled to enter this tomb
and to copy the following coffin plates. There
have been about 15 people buried here.)
The bones of a Father
Reclaim'd to his God
1837.

16th — 1841 — aged 91.

August 6, 1891 .

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 23

Joseph Baker died March 29th, 1846, aged 62

yrs.
Mary Baker died July 18th, 1875, Aged 87 yrs.
Nancy Baker Died Aug. 19th, 1840, Aged 64

years.

Samuel died May Aged •

Mrs. Sarah Baker, born Jan. 12th, 1745, died
March 21st, 1836, aged 91 years.
H — 4 — Augusta Baker— see Daniel A. Hodgkins.

D — 60 — Here lyes intared what was mortall of Mrs. Anna
Baker, wife of Mr. John Baker, and daughter
of Mr. John Perkens, who died April the 27,
1716, aged 19 years, and 4 months, wanting one
day.
(F.S. split.)

G— 199— 1861-1865 Charles H. Baker, Co. A. 1^' Batt.
Mass. H.A. Feb. 29, 1828— Nov. 29, 1914.
Mary J., his wife, Apr. 2, 1834— Mar. 25, 1910.
Howard E., Mar. 20, 1864— Feb. 22, 1865.
Susan H. Baker, May 2, 1868— Mar. 5, 1927.
(F.S.) FATHER MOTHER SUSAN
HOWARD. (G.A.R. Marker.)

E 178 — Erected to the memory of Eliza Baker, who died

Sept. 28, 1818, Aged 22, Also Mary Baker, died
Oct. 9, 1818, Aged 16. Daughters of John and
Jane Baker.

The weary here find rest,
The righteous sleep in peace;
Departed saints in Christ are blest,
And all their sorrows cease.

G— 197— Elizabeth Richards Baker— see Stephen Baker.

G— 197 — Ellen C. Baker— see Stephen Baker.

*_George Fowler Baker died July 1, 1900, aged 22
years, 11 months.
He was the son of George and Ellen Bailey Fowler
Baker.

24 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 197 — George H. Baker — see Stephen Baker.

*— George W. Baker died Jan. 17, 1903, aged 64
years, 2 months.
He was the son of Samuel W. Baker and Ruth
Smith.
G — 199 — Howard E. Baker — see Charles H. Baker.
C — 225 — Here lyeth the body of John Baker, Esq^, who
died Aug^^ the 1, 1734, Aged 44 years.
(F.S.) John Baker Esq^
G — 197 — John R. Baker — see Stephen Baker.
B — 52 — Joseph Baker — see Baker Tomb.
C — 224 — Here lies the bodey of Mrs. Mary Baker, relict of
John Baker Esq^, decs'. March the 26, 1738,
Aged 40 years, ten months, and ten days.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Baker.
E — 226 — Mary Baker — see Stephen Baker.
B — 52 — Mary Baker — see Baker Tomb.
E — 178 — Mary Baker — see Eliza Baker.

G — 125 — Mary Abby, daughter of Samuel and Ruth Baker,
died Dec. 15, 1855, aged 20 yrs.
One less on earth;
One more in Heaven.
(F.S.) M.A.B.

G — 199 — Mary J. Baker — see Charles H. Baker.

B — 52 — Nancy Baker — see Baker Tomb.

C — 178 — Here lyeth the body of Mrs. Prisiclla Baeker who
died Jan^y. the 2d, 1733/4, Aged 85 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. Priscilla Baker.

G— 126— Ruth Smith, wife of Samuel W. Baker, born Oct.
1, 1808, died Feb. 5, 1898.

Gathered in a good old age

To the assembly of the righteous.

(F.S.) R.S.B.
B — 52 — Samuel Baker — see Baker Tomb.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 25

C^— 127— Samuel W. Baker, born Aug. 12, 1807, died Mar.
20, 1876.

Safe in the arms of Jesus,
Safe on His gentle breast.
(F.S.) S.W.B.
(M.M.) Moran and Button, Lowell.

C— 154— Here lies Mrs. Sara*^ Baker, wife of Mr. William
Baker, died July the 1, 1722, Aged 60 years.
The body
Sleeps in the dust
Till resurrection
Of the just, then soul
And body meet again
And euer with the Lord
Remain.

E — 177 — Sarah Baker — see Mr. John Rindge.

B — 52 — Sarah Baker — see Baker Tomb.

G— 197— (Front) Stephen Baker 1809-1868.

His wife Elizabeth Richards, 1808-1893.
Their sons, John R. Baker, 1835-1894.
George H. Baker, 1837-1872.
(Base) BAKER.

(Right) Charles H. Noyes, 1841-1918.
His wife, Harriet E. Noyes, 1843-1911.
Hattie E. Noyes, 1867-1868.
(Base) NOYES.

(Left) Edwin Hilton Damon, 1846-1899.
His wife, Ellen C. Baker, 1846-1921.
Their son, James Damon, 1871-1920.
(Base) DAMON.
(F.S.) J.R.B. (Union Defender marker.)

S.B. E.R.B. E.C.D. E.H.D.
C.H.B. (Union Defender marker.)

E — 226— Stephen Baker died Feb. 8, 1852, Aged 79.

Mary Baker, his wife, died Feb. 18, 1854, Aged
80.

26 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B— 52 —Susan Baker died Aug. 6, 1891, 97 years, 10
months.
Widow of Samuel Baker, dau. of Nathaniel and
Susan Day Holmes.
G — 199— Susan H. Baker — see Charles H. Baker.
B — 36 — Hannah J. Bamford — see Daniel Haskell Jr.

* — Mary J. Barton — see Mary Jane Smith.
F — 36 — James W. Baston — see Jeremiah Prescott.
G — 184 — George L, Eldest son of Nath. and Abagail Beal
died Apr. 18, 1856, aged 8 yrs, 9 mos.
(F.S.) G.L.B.

D — 40 — Here lies the body of the Reverend Samuel Bel-
cher, a preacher at the Shols many years. He
was cal'd to Newbury New-town and ther lived
18 years and he died March the 10, 1714, AEt.
74.

(F.S.) Mr. Samuel Belcher.
G— 147— David Berry, August 6, 1808, Jan. 10, 1891.

His wife, Amy Berry, October 6, 1800, January
7, 1870.

(M.M.) H.P. Smith and Co.
C — 165 — Here lyes buried the body of Elizabeth Berry,

AEtat. 5 years, Died Dec^, 1735.

Here lyes buried the body of Mary Berry, AEtat
18 months, died Dec^, 1735.

The daughters of Thomas Berry, Esq% and Eliza-
beth, his wife.

(F.S.) split. E— M

C — 180— Elizabeth Berry— see Mrs. Elizabeth How.

C — 181 — Here lyes buried the body of Mrs. Martha Berry,
wife to Mr. Thomas Berry, Esq^, and daughter
of the ReV. M^ John Rogers and Mrs. Martha,
his wife, Who dec^. Aug^ 24^^ Anno Dom°*
1727, AEtatis Suae 33.
(F.S.) Mrs. Martha Berry.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 27

C — 165 — Mary Berry — see Elizabeth Berry.
C — 166 — Here lyeth buried Thomas Berry, son of Thomas
and Margarett Berry, aged 6 weeks, 2 days,
died Septemb. 28, 1690.
(F.S. in pieces.) T. Berry.
C — 179 — Justitia et Veritas.

Here lies Interr'd the Remains of the Hon'''^
Thomas Berry Esq. Who liv'd universally be-
loved and died equally lamented 12th August,
1756, Aged 61 years. Sic transit Gloria mundi.
(F.S.) The Honb'^ Thomas Berry Esq^ 1756.
G — 218— Abigail M. Blake— see George H. Smith.
H — 66 — Annie M. Blake — see John H. Blake.
G— 86 —(front) MOTHER FATHER

THOUGH LOST TO SIGHT, TO MEMORY DEAR,
(back) Asher Blake died Mar. 8, 1885, aged 78

yrs.
Sarah, wife of Asher Blake, died Oct. 7, 1881,

aged 83 yrs.
(G.A.R. marker.)
H— 66 —Daniel B. Blake— see John H. Blake.
H— 67 —(front) EMMA NELLIE

We shall meet them again.

(back) Emma Frances, died Oct. 2, 1855, AEt.-

18 mos, 24 dys.
Nellie Frances, died Aug. 25, 1859, AEt. 2 yrs,

7 mos.
Children of John H. and Mary E. Blake.
(N.B. See also H— 66— John H. Blake.)
H— 66 —Emma F. Blake— see John H. Blake.
H— 66 —Flora B. Blake— see John H. Blake.
H— 66 —(front) John H. Blake, February 22, 1831—
February 2, 1909.
His wife, Mary E. Blake, December 12, 1831—

July 21, 1926.
(base) BLAKE,
(right) Children of J. H. and M. E. Blake.

28 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

Flora B. Blake, August 12, 1853— August 6, 1880.
Annie M. Blake, April 8, 1870— July 7, 1891.
Daniel B. Blake, April 19, 1859— August 24, 1892.
(left) Children of J. H. and M. E. Blake.
Smma F. Blake, March 7, 1854— October 2, 1855.
Nellie F. Blake, January 20, 1857— August 25,

1859.
(F.S.) ANNIE FLORA DANIEL MOTHER
FATHER
G— 87 —Margaret S. Blake— see Capt. Joseph W. Will-
comb.
E— 68 —Mary, wife of James M. Blake, died Apr. 16, 1854,
aged 32 y'rs.

Great God! How could thy vengeance
Light so bitterly on one so bright?
How could the hand, that gave such
Charms, blast them again?
(F.S.) M. B.
H— 66 —Mary E. Blake— see John H. Blake.
G— 60 —Martha N. Blake— see Martha N. B. Sherburne.
H— 66 —Nellie F. Blake— see John H. Blake.
H — 67 — Nellie Frances Blake — see Emma Frances Blake

(also H— 66— John H. Blake).
G — 86 — Sarah Blake — see Asher Blake.

* — Sarah Blake — see Sarah Glasier.
D — 156 — Hear lies Mrs. Elisabeth Bordman, the wife of
Mr. Thomas Bordman, who died the 4th day of
Desember, 1718, Aged 6 8year, 8 months, and 3
days.
(F.S.) Mrs. Elisabeth Bordman. D. 1718. R.
C — 145 — Here lyes buried the body of Mrs Elizabeth Board-
man, daughter to Mr, Jacob and Mrs. Martha
Boardman, dec^. May the 4th, 1736, in the 22d
year of her age.
(F.S.) M". Eliz«h_ Boardman.
C — 200 — Here lies buried the body of Mr. Jacob Boardman,
who died Nov^\ 29th, 1756, Aged 86 years.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 29

C — 147 — Here lyes buried the body of Mrs. Martha Board-
man, wife to Mr. Jacob Boardman, who depart-
ed this life June the 17th, A. D. 1740, in the
70th year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Martha Boardman.

C — 142 — Here lyes the body of Ms. Sarah Bordman, wife
to Mr. Thomas Bordman, died Dec. the 27*^
1725, in the 50''' year of her age.

D — 153 — Hear lies Mr. Thomas Bordman, who died October
the 3, 1719, in the 76 year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Thomas Bordman.
Here lyes the body of Joseph Bolles, who died May the 17,
1711-12, aged 15 y', 3 months and 11 days.
(This stone in fragments by corner of house at
the right of cemetery.)

C — 86 — Erected in memory of Mrs. Lucy Bolles, wife of
Mr. Charles Bolles, who departed this life April
18'\ 1790, Aged 68 years.

When the great shepherd sounds his sad alarm,
All balm is void, no potentate can death disarm;
Remember kind reader, you've a soul to save,
Life is transitory, and just; here's the grave.

(F.S.) Mrs. Lucy Bolles.
H — 93 — Hannah S. Lord Bond — see Abram Lord.
H — 93 — James W. Bond — see Abram Lord.
G — 116 — Elizabeth Lord Boynton — see Warren Boynton.
G — 115— (front) Howard.

"Led by God's kindly hand,
Into the shining Land."

(back) W. Howard, son of Warren and Eliza-
beth B. Boynton, died Dec. 19, 1876, Aged 14
yrs, 3 mo's, and 10 d'ys.

(M.M.) Moran and Dutton, Lowell.

30 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 114 — (front) Lizzie and Martha.

Ashes for beauty, by the grave is given;

Beauty for ashes, is the change for heaven,
(back) Lizzie M., died Oct. 26, 1860, aged 26 ds.
Martha L., Died Aug. 13, 1866, aged 11 ms, 27 ds.
Dau's of Warren and Elizabeth B. Boynton.

G — 116 — Lizzie Marion Boynton — see Warren Boynton.

G — 116^Martha Louise Boynton — see Warren Boynton.
See also G — 114 — Lizzie M. Boynton.

G — 116— Warren Boynton, Serg't. Co. A., 1st Batt. Mass.
H.A. 1836-1922.
His wife, Elizabeth B. Lord, 1835-1918.
Children: 1860 Lizzie Marion 1860
1862 Warren Howard 1876
1865 Martha Louise 1866
(G.A.R. marker.)

D — 114 — Here the body of Abigail Brackenbury, wife of
William Brackenbury, lyes buried, who died
July the 20, 1712, Aged 33 years, and 2 months,
and 3 dayes.
(F.S.) A. B.

A — 44 — Mrs. Mary, the wife of Mr. William Brackenbury,
died Sept^ the 13, 1720, aged 35 years.

E — 20 — Here lies the body of Capt. John Bracket, of Fal-
mouth, who departed this life Sep^ the 28th,
1775, Aged 38 years.
(F.S.) Cap^ John Bracket.

G — 18 — Cora Brailey — see Frank Henry Lord.

C — 158 — Here lies Doct^ John Bridgham, the son of Mr.
Henry and Elizebeth Bridgham, of Boston, died
May the 2d, 1721, in the 76 year of his age.
(F.S.) Doct^ John Bridgham.

H— 16 —Helen P. Brock— see Charles W. White.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 31

H— 38 — Abby J. Brockelbank— see William K. Worth.
H — 35 — Carrie A., daughter of Jeremiah and Mary Brock-
elbank, died Apr. 7, 1878, aged 27 yrs, 11 mos.

Brothers and Sisters, Parents too.

Pray do not weep for me,

I'm sitting now at Jesus feet.

His glorious face I see.

(M.M.) Smith and Ferguson, Boston.
H — 36 — Jeremiah Brockelbank, June 13, 1818 — Dec. 1,
1906.
His wife, Mary Harris, Feb. 24, 1818— Oct. 9,

1898.
(base) BROCKELBANK.
H — 37 — Mary Brockelbank — see George H. Gwinn.
A — 53 — In memory of Mary Jane, daughter of Col. John
and Nancy Brockelbank, who died June 6, 1841,
Aged 20 years and 5 months.
(F.S.) M.J. B.

G — 180— Conrad H. Brooks died Aug. 25, 1865, aged 31 yrp,.

Meet me in Heaven.
G — 179 — John Caldwell, son of Conrad H. and Emeline C.
Brooks, died June 14, 1862, aged 1 yr., 2 mos.,
and 14 ds.

This little shining head we lay —
In the Redeemer's bosom.

H — 61 — Ada J. Brown — see Edward Dole.

H — 40 — Benj. C. Brown — see Charles W. Brown.

H— 40 —(front) Charles W. Brown, 1850-1929.

His wife, Jannette Lord, 1851-1930.

Frank R. Starkey, 1880-

His wife, Nella M. Brown, 1881-

(base) BROWN.

(right) James W. Brown, 1836-1919.

His wife, Maria J. Brown, 1843-19^6.

(back) Daughters; Mary A. Brown died Oct. 15,
1851, aged 21 yrs. Wilhelmina F. Brown, died
Jan. 5, 1868, aged 23 yrs.

32 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(left) Benj. C. Brown died Feb. 20, 1883, aged

75 yrs, 1 mo.
His wife, Mary B. Brown, died Aug. 9, 1896, aged

85 yrs, 7 mos.
(base) BROWN.

(F.S.) M.J.B. J.W.B. (G.A.R. marker) J.L.B.
C.W.B.
G — 108 — Edward F. Brown — see George A. Lord.

♦—Elizabeth M. Brown died Mar. 19, 1903, aged 72
years, 6 months.
She was the widow of William G. Brown and
daughter of Ebenezer Caldwell and Elizabeth
M. Burnham.
♦—Francis Q. Brown died March 27, 1885, aged 85
years, 7 months.
C — 199 — Hannah Brown — see John Brown.
F — 20 — Hattie W. Brown — see Asa Lord.
F— 19 —(Tomb) Jacob Brown 1848 Ira Worcester

(2 Union Defender Markers.)
H — 40 — James W. Brown — see Charles W. Brown.
H — 40 — Jannette Lord Brown — see Charles W. Brown.
C — 199 — Here lyeth the body of John Brown who died
April the 9, in the 88 year of his age, 1727.
Also Hannah Brown, his wife, died the 7 of
Noveb^, in the 76 year of her age, 1727.
E — 240 — John Brown — see Elisha Newman.
F— 19 — Lavinia Allen Brown died Oct. 19, 1908, aged 81
years, 1 month, 2 day. She was the wid. of
Jacob Franklin Brown, and dau. of Joseph
Cogswell.
H — 40 — Maria J. Brown — see Charles W. Brown.
H — 40 — Mary Brown — see Charles W. Brown.
F — 22 — Mary Abby, wife of John A. Brown died July 8,
1873, aged 29 yrs, 8 ms. and 22 ds.

We have loved thee on earth,
May we meet thee in heaven.
F — 20 — Mary Abby (Lord) Brown — see Asa Lord.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 3S

E — 240 — Mary A. Brown — see Elisha Newman.

*_ Alary Bickford Brown died Aug. 9, 1896, aged 85
years, 7 months, 4 days.
She was the widow of Benjamin Brown and
daughter of Jacob and Ann Lord Manning.
*— Mary Lynde S. Brown died April 27, 1887, aged
72 years, 9 months, She was the daughter of
William Dodge and Lucy Rogers Farley Dodge.
D — 79 — Hear lies Mrs. Mehetabel Brown, the wife of Mr.
lames Brown, died August the 29th, 1719, in
the 33d year of her age.
(F.SO Mrs. Mehetabel Brown.
D — 154 — Here Lies Nathanael Brown, son of Mr. John
Br°wn, who died July the 18th, 1719, in the 29
year of his age.
(F.S.) Nathaniel Brown.
H — 40 — Nella M. Brown — see Charles W. Brown.

* — Sylvester V. Brown died Jan. 5, 1915, aged 76
years, 10 months, 24 days.
He was the son of John Brown and Mary A. Cald-
well.
(Buried in same grave with Mary A. Caldwell.)
H — 40 — Wilhelmina F. Brown — see Charles W. Brown.
D — 158 — Hear lies Cornnet Andrew Buorlay, who died
February the 1th, 1718, aged 60 years and 5
months,
(F.S.) Cornnet Andrew Buorlay.
C — 8 — Here lies the body of John Burley, son of Andrew
Burley, Esq""., and Mrs. Lydia Burley, who died
Decem''. the 26, A.D. 1742, in the 21 year of his
age.
(F.S.) John Burley.
C — 6 — Here lyes interr'd the body of Mrs. Lydia Burley,
wife to Andrew Burley Esq-"., Aged 39 years,
deed. August the 25th, 1736.
(N.B. Burnam — see also Burnham.)
C — 66 — Andrew Burnam — see James Burnam.

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34 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 69 — James Burnam, son to Mr. James and Mrs. Sarah
Burnam, aged ten years, dec^. March the 12,
1729.
(F.S.) J.B.
C — 71 — Here lyes the body of Mr. James Burnam, dec<^.
June the 30th, 1729, in the 78th year of his age.
(F.S.) M^ James Burnem.
C — 67 — Here lyes inter'd the body of Mr. James Burnum,
deed. March the 12th, 1736, in the 46th year of
his age.
(F.S.) J.B. 1736.
C — 66 — 2 Sons of Mr. James and Mrs. Hannah Burnam.
James Burnam who died Janua""- the 2nd, 1738,

in the 8th year of his age.
Andrew Burnam, who died Janua'^-^' the 8'^ 1738,

in the 4th year of his age.
(F.S.) James Burnam Andrew Burnam.
D — 16 — Joshua Burnum, son of Mr. lams and Mary Burn-
um, died Decem^ the 22, 1708, Aged 15 years.
EJ — 18 — Here lyes buried the body of Doct^ Joshua
Burnam, who departed this life March the 7th,
1762, Aged 51 years and 5 months.
(F.S.) Doct^ Joshua Burnam— 1762.

D — 157 — Mrs. Margaret Burnam — see Thomas Burnam.

C — 65 — Here lyeth the body of Martha Burnam, daug*^
of Mr. James and Mrs. Sarah Burnam, who
died January, the 12th, 1738, in the 16th year
of her age.
(F.S.) Martha Burnam.

D — 171 — Mrs. Mary Burnum, wife of Liuet. Thomas Burn-
um, died March the 27, 1715, Aged 92 years.
Mother of 15 children and granmother of 70.

C — ^70 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Mary Burnam, relict
widow of Mr. James Burnam, who died the 10th
of Nove™-"., 1733, in the 76 year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Burnham.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 35

C — 68 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Sarah Burnam, wife
to Mr. James Burnam, Jun^, aged 38 years,
deed. July the 17, 1727.
(F.S.) Mrs. Sarah Burnam, 1727.

D — 205 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Susanna Burnam,
wife to Doct^ Joshua Burnam, who departed
this life May the 19th, 1759, in the 29th year
of her age.

Fresh in the Mom, the Summer Rose
Hangs wither'd ere 'tis Noon;
We scarce enjoy the balmy Gift,
But mourn the Pleasure gone.
(F.S.) Mrs. Susanna Burnam, 1759
D — 157 — Here lyes buried the body of Mr. Thomas Burn-
am, who departed this life May 10th, 1759, in
the 78th year of his age.
Here lyes buried the body of Mrs. Margaret
Burnam, wife to Mr. Thomas Burnam, who died
March the 10th, 1759, Aged 78 years.
Rev. xiv, 13. Blessed are the Dead which Die in the

Lord — they
Rest from their Labours; and their works do follow
them.

(F.S.) Mrs. Margaret Burnam — 1759.
Mr. Thomas Burnam — 1759.
B— 192— Co. I, 23-^^ Reg^ Post G.A.R. 128.

Abraham Burnham, born June 20, 1807, Died
April 22, 1891.

A patriot and a soldier.
FATHER

(base) Erected by his son, Daniel S. Burnham.
(G.A.R. marker.)
* — Asa Burnham died Aug. 23, 1915, aged 80 years,
12 months, 23 days (sic).
B — 195 — A. Perkins Burnham, born Sept. 25, 1835, died
Dec. 15, 1879.
"And they sang a new song, saying Thou art worthy

of the book."
"What is the known, to the unknown?"

36 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(base) Erected by his brother, Daniel S. Burn-
ham.
B — 193 — Charlotte Fuller, wife of Abraham Burnham,
born Aug. 18, 1806, died September 4, 1900.
A daughter of the Revolution.
MOTHER

(base) Erected by her son Daniel S. Burnham.
B— 194— Charlotte F. Burnham, born June 12, 1833, died
April 24, 1888.

"Fold her, O Father! in thine arms,
And let her henceforth be
A messenger of love between
Our human hearts and Thee."
(base) Erected by her brother, Daniel S. Burn-
ham.
B— 191— D. S. Burnham, May 9, 1838— January 22, 1904.

At Rest.
E^-48 — In memory of Ebenezer Burnham, died Feb. 6,
1862, Aged 90.
And of his wife, Mary Dodge, died Sept. 11, 1799,

Aged 27,
And of their children, Ebenezer, died Feb. 17,
1824, Aged 25.

Isaac, died Aug. 15, 1825, Aged 30.
Judith, died Aug. 3, 1837, Aged 44,
And of his second wife, Mrs. Hannah Hale, died

March 30, 1828, Aged 57.
And of their daughter, Mary Abigail, died April

25, 1837, Aged 22.
(F.S.) E.B.
E — 169 — In memory of Miss Elizabeth D. Burnham, who
died Oct. 20, 1843, aged 50.

Lovely in her natural disposition,
She was still more lively as a Christian.
"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."
(F.S.) E. D. B.
E — 174 — Elizabeth Burnham — see Mrs. Elizabeth Tread-
well.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 37

G_58 —Frank H., died July 18, 1864, AEt 20 mos, 20 dys.
Jennie W., died Sept. 3, 1865, AEt. 11 mos, 15 dys.
Infant children of Asa and Jennie T. Burnham.

Gone to join the angels in Heaven.

B — 199 — Hannah, widow of Abraham Burnham, died Nov.
12, 1852, AE. 75.

In life respected, and in death lamented.
Ah! thou art gone, and we must go;

Friends cannot keep us here;
By thy departure this we know,
And o'er thee shed a tear!
(M.M.) F. & G., BA'.
E — 48 — Hannah Hale Burnham — see Ebenezer Burnham.
F— 32 —Isaac E. Burnham died July 9, 1848, aged 24 yrs.
He was the only child of Isaac Burnham who died
in the East Indies, August 15, 1825, aged 30
yrs.
E — 48 — Isaac Burnham — see Ebenezer Burnham.
G — 58 — Jennie W. Burnham — see Frank H. Burnham.
E — 48 — Judith Burnham — see Ebenezer Burnham.
E — 170 — In memory of Mrs. Mary Burnham, relict of
Major Thomas Burnham, died Nov. 10, 1855,

aged 88.

Her life was marked with benevolence; yet conscious
of numberless defects, she humbly rested her soul on
the merit and mercy of her Saviour.

(F.S.) M.B.
E — 48 — Mary Burnham — see Ebenezer Burnham.
G — 41 — Nellie May Burnham — see Clifford F. Chapman.
D — 160 — In memory of Mrs. Rebecca Burnham, consort of
Maj''. Thomas Burnham, and second daughter
of Col°. Isaac Dodge, who died Jan^. 9th, 1795,
aged 34 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. Rebecca Burnham.
E — 24 — In memory of Samuel Burnham, son of Major
Tho^ and Mrs. Rebecca Burnham, who died
Feby, 9'^, 1787, aged 9 months.
(F.S.) S. Burnham.

38 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 175 — In memory of Mr. Samuel Burnham, son of Major
Thomas Burnham, and an Officer in the Amer-
ican army, who departed this life March 15th,
1782, aged 27.

War and its Objects when alive I sung,

But Death step'd in; — I left the work undone.

(S.A.R. marker.)

(F.S.) Sam". Burnham.

B— 198— Stephen Burnham, Born Nov. 9, 1809, Died Jan.
23, 1894.
Erected by his nephew, Daniel S. Burnham.
ham.

E — 217 — In memory of Major Thomas Burnham, sen^,
who departed this life June 30th, 1792, Aged
70 years.

(S.A.R. marker.)

(F.S.) Major Thomas Burnham.

E — 171 — Sacred to the memory of Major Thomas Burn-
ham, who died March 7, 1833, aged 82.

In each domestic and social relation, he was amiable
and beloved. He served his country as an Officer in the
army of the Revolution, and an Instructor of its rising
youth.

(S.A.R. marker.)
(F.S.) T. B.

E — 25 — In memory of Thomas Lord Burnham, son of
Maj^ Thomas and Mrs. Rebecca Burnham, who
died Sept. nth, 1791, aged 17 months.
(F.S.) Thomas L. Burnham.

E— 76 — Capt. Asa Butler, 1806-1893.

His wife, Elizabeth Butler, 1813-1875.

D — 75 — Ida Eureka Butler — see Charles H. Dodge.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 39

E — 179 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. Joseph Butman,
who died June 1, 1815, in the 37 year of his
age.

Hope wipes the tear from sorrow's eye,
And faith points upward to the sky.
The promise guides her ardent flight,
And joys unknown to sense, invite
These blissful regions to explore,
Where pleasure blooms to fade no more.
(F.S.) Mr. J.B.

G— 136— Charles A. Buzzell died Aug. 12, 1881, aged 22
yrs, 6 mos.

Sleeping here but not forgotten.

G — 138 — Charles A. Buzzell — see Isaac Buzzell.

G— 135— FATHER Died Aug. 18, 1836, Aged 28 yrs.

MOTHER Died Feb. 8, 1875, Aged 59 yrs., 7 mo.

There is sweet rest in Heaven,
(back) Isaac Buzzell.

Elizabeth Buzzell.
(F.S.) LB. E.B.
G— 138— (front) Isaac Buzzell, Mar. 12, 1836— Aug. 9,
1900.
His wife, Margaret Buzzell, Oct. 17, 1839— Sept.

5, 1896.
(right) Mabel E. Buzzell, May 19, 1860— June

10, 1912.
(left) Lizzie Ida Buzzell, Feb. 12, 1873— Sept.
15, 1896.
Charles A. Buzzell, Aug. 28, 1869— July
11, 1911.
(F.S.) M.B. L.I.B. C.A.B. M.E.B.

G — 137 — Corpl. Isaac Buzzell, Co. A. 1 Mass. H.A.
(G.A.R. marker.)

G — 138 — Lizzie Ida Buzzell — see Isaac Buzzell.
G — 138 — Mabel E. Buzzell-^see Isaac Buzzell.
G — 138 — Margaret Buzzell — see Isaac Buzzell.

40 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 38 — Here lies buried the body of Mr. Francis Cags-
well, who died Oct^ the 28th, 1774, in the 74
year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Francis Cagswell.
(F.S.) M". Hannh Cagswell.
G— 88 — Abbie Lord Caldwell— see John G. Caldwell.
E— 234— Abraham Caldwell, Mar. 22, 1800— Feb. 4, 1894..

I am going heme.

G — 133 — Almira Flint Caldwell — see James Caldwell.

E — 69 — In affectionate remembrance of Augustine Cald-
well, son of Capt. John and Mrs. Eunice Cald-
well, who died suddenly at Salem, Oct. 14, 1842,,
Aged 28 years.

"Be ye also ready."

(F.S.) A.C.

G — 88 — Annette Adams Caldwell — see John G. Caldwell.

F — 36 — Caroline Caldwell — see Jeremiah Prescott.

E— 199— Cynthia, wife of Joseph H. Caldwell, died Dec.

10, 1878, AEt. 66 yrs, 5 mos.
F — 18 — Daniel Caldwell — see Frederic Mitchell.
E— 196— Daniel A. Caldwell, died Dec. 19, 1845, AEt. 24

yrs., 9 ms.
(F.S.) D.A.C.
F— 18 —David H. Caldwell— see Frederic Mitchell.
E— 240— Ebenezer Caldwell— see Nath'l Caldwell.
G— 88 —Edward R. Caldwell— see John G. Caldwell.
E— 212— Elizabeth Caldwell— see Thomas Caldwell Jr.
A — 37 — Elizabeth Caldwell — see John and Sarah Haraden

Caldwell.
E— 162— Elizabeth B. Caldwell— see Joel Caldwell.
G— 68 —Elizabeth G. Caldwell— see Nathaniel CaldwelT..
* — Elizabeth M. Caldwell — see Elizabeth M. Brown.
E— 232— Elizabeth W. Caldwell— see Jacob Caldwell.
F — 18 — Emeline C. Caldwell — see Frederic Mitchell.
G — 158 — Emeline Caldwell — see Luther Sutton Caldwell.
G — 38 — Emeline Caldwell — see Deacon Nath'. R. Farley.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 41

'E — 233 — Esther, daughter of Abr'm and Elizabeth Cald-
well, died Nov. 25, 1852, AE. 47 yr's.
The sweet remembrance of the just,
Shall flourish when they sleep in dust.
G — 75 — Eunice Caldwell — see John Caldwell.
E — 209 — Mrs. Eunice Caldwell — see Mrs. Eunice Haskell.
E — 206 — Eunice, wife of Abraham Caldwell, born Aug. 11,
1795, died Jan. 3, 1862.

"He giveth his beloved sleep."
John Caldwell, Sept. 14, 1827— Apr. 2, 1860.
G — 75 — Eunice Stanwood Caldwell — see John Caldwell —

see also G — 80 — Henry Augustine Cowles.
G — 82 — Eunice Caldwell — see Eunice Caldwell Cowles.
G — 71 — Frances A. Caldwell — see Tyler Caldwell.
E— 195— Francis Caldwell, died Jan. 9, 1863, AEt. 74 yrs.,
4 ms.
(F.S.) F.C.
E— 162— George W. Caldwell— see Joel Caldwell.
A — 37 — Hannah Caldwell — see John and Sarah Caldwell.
G — 39 — Hannah Caldwell — see Sylvanus Caldwell.
G — 39 — Harriet Caldwell — see Sylvanus Caldwell.
E— 232— Jacob Caldwell departed this life Feb. 7, 1846,
AE. 32 yrs.
Elizabeth W., their only child, died Jan. 25, 1846,
AE. 19 ms.

For all flesh is as grass, and all the glory of man as
the flower of grass, the grass withereth away and the
flower thereof fadeth away.

G — 133 — (Front) In memory of James Caldwell, Born
May 2, 1791 ; died Nov. 10, 1874, aged 83.
Mary Kimball, his wife, born May 4, 1792; died
Feb. 8, 1873, aged 81.
Good friend for Jesus sake forbeare
To dig the dust enclosed here,
Blessed be he that spares theses stones,
And curst be he that moves my bones. — Shakespeare.

(base) CALDWELL

42 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(right) In memory of Almira Flint, wife of CoL
Luther Caldwell, who died in Swansea, Wales^
Feb. 3, 1888, aged 59.

The sea may roll between us and her grave,

The skies may frown or kindly arch above,

But every wind that sweeps across the wave,

Shall bear to her some message of our love. — E. G. Hull.

(back) In memory of Mary Elizabeth Caldwell,
daughter of James and Mary Caldwell, who
died July 5, 1843, aged 17.

Not dead but gone before.

To, that unseen and silent shore!

Shall we not meet as heretofore,

Some Summer morning.

(left) Susan W. Caldwell, wife of James P.
Jewett, who was born Jan. 4, 1824, died Jan. 5^
1895, aged 71.

"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."

(Base) JEWETT.

G — 111 — Janet F. Home Caldwell — see Joseph N. Caldwell.

E — 213 — Joanna Caldwell — see Joanna Caldwell Stanwood.

E— 162— (back) Joel Caldwell, born Aug. 11, 1824, died

Jan. 10, 1883.

His wife, Margaret Kimball, born Jan. 26, 1824,

died Feb. 24, 1903.
(base) CALDWELL
(front) Elizabeth B. Caldwell, born May 7,

1827, died Oct. 1, 1827.
(left) George W. Caldwell, born Mar. 4, 1821,

died Jan. 9, 1896.
(right) Lydia Ann Caldwell, born Apr. 22, 1831,

died Sept. 9, 1902.
(F.S.) George, Joel, Margaret, Lydia.
A — 37 — (Front) In memory of John and Sarah Haraden
Caldwell and their daughters.
(M.M.) G. F. Witherell, Lowell.

■njuvHamiuuuinnAH «

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 43

(back) Sarah, born 1765, died 1833.

Elizabeth, born 1766, died 1770.
Elizabeth, wife of John Grow, born 1772,

died 1838.
Hannah, born 1774, died 1811.
Mary, born 1776, died 1861.
Susanna, born 1778, died 1844.
Lucy, born 1782, died 1868.
(F.S.) Caldwell.
E— 206— John Caldwell— see Eunice Caldwell.
G — 80 — John Caldwell — see Henry Augustine Cowles.
G — 75 — In memory of John Caldwell, Son of Stephen and
and Abigail Caldwell, born February 26, 1781,
died July 29, 1835.

Whoso walketh uprightly walketh safely.
In memory of Eunice, Daughter of Isaac and
Eunice Stanwood and wife of John Caldwell,
born May 28, 1788 ; Died February 1, 1865.
Her children arise and call her blessed.
E — 208 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. John Caldwell, who
died Sept. 22, 1815, AEt. 67.
(S.A.R. marker.)
E — 197 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. John Caldwell who
died Oct. 21, 1837, aged 22.

A voice from the grave bids you be wise,
And seek a portion beyond the skies;
Be ye also ready — death to meet;
And prostrate lay at the Savior's feet.
Erected by his affectionate Mother.
(F.S.) J.C.
G— 88 —(Front) John G. Caldwell, Feb. 13, 1833— Oct.
12, 1881. Co. B. 23rd Regt, Mass. Vol. Inf.
His wife, Abbie Lord, May 8, 1835— Oct. 8, 1903.
(base) CALDWELL.

(right) Sarah Lord, daughter of Josiah and
Elizabeth Lord, Apr. 27, 1833— Feb. 10, 1896.
(left) Edward R. Caldwell, son of J.G. and A.L.
Caldwell, Apr. 18, 1860— Sept. 16, 1895.

44 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

Annette Adams, his wife, Apr. 28, 1850.

Died at Brownstown, Jamaica, W. I., Mar. 27,

1893.
(F.S.) E.R.C. A.L. J.G.C. S.L.
(Union Defender marker.)

E— 155— John T. Caldwell, died Nov. 11, 1891, AEt. 48 yrs,

6 mos.
E— 201— Joseph CaldweU— see Lucy H. Caldwell.

E— 198— Joseph H. Caldwell, died May 26, 1882, AEt. 67
yrs., 9 mos.

G— 111— (front) Joseph N. Caldwell, born Aug. 25, 1813,
died Jan. 21, 1891.
His wife, Janet F. Home, born Dec. 25, 1839, died

June 11, 1925.
(base) CALDWELL
(left) Elizabeth H. Thompson, born Nov. 18,

1850, died Oct. 14, 1915.
(F.S.) E.H.T. J.N.C. J.H.C.
E— 211— Josiah Caldwell died Aug. 19, 1864, aged 83 yrs.
"I am the resurrection and the life."

A — 37 — Lucy Caldwell — see John and Sarah Caldwell.

E— 210— Lucy Caldwell, wife of Josiah Caldwell, died Feb.
4, 1870, Aged 72 yrs. 11 mos.

"He giveth his beloved sleep."

E— 201— Lucy Henderson, died Sept. 18. 1788, Aged 36
y'rs.
Mary R. Sweet, died Sept. 19, 1833.
Wives of Thomas Caldwell.

Their children, Lucy, died Apr. 3, 1822, aged
43.
Joseph, drowned Oct. 1838,
aged 40.
(M.M.) Moran and Dutton, Lowell.

F — 18 — Lucy Mary Caldwell — see Frederic Mitchell.

I

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 45

G — 131 — (front) Erected by Col. Luther Caldwell, born
in Ipswich Sept. 17, 1822, departed this life,
Jan. 17, 1903.
Married 1st to Almira Flint, Jan. 27, 1846, died
Feb. 3, 1888. 2nd to S. Maria Newhall, of
Lynn, Dec. 11, 1890.

Clerk of New York Ass'y, 1867, Mayor of Elmira,
N. Y. 1873-4. Ed. and Prop't of The Elmira Daily
Advertizer, 1864-70. Author of The Life of Anne Brad-
street, 1898.
(base) CALDWELL.

(back) Col. Caldwell Charter Member G.A.R.
Post 6 New York State. An Officer in N.Y.S.
Volunteers 17th Reg't in The Civil War. A
member of the Convention that named Abra-
ham Lincoln for President 1860. Sec'y of the
Convention Called roll of States which named
Gen. Grant for President, 1868. Chief Bond
Division P.O.Dep't, President Harrison 1889 —
93.
This stone erected 1902.
(Union Defender marker.)
G— 158— Luther Sutton Caldwell, 1848—1926.

His wife Emeline Caldwell, 1850—1926.
E— 194— Lydia, wife of Francis Caldwell, died Oct. 9, 1867.
AEt. 82 yrs, 1 mo, 14 ds.
(F.S.) L.C.
E — 162 — Lydia Ann Caldwell — see Joel Caldwell.
E — 162 — Margaret Kimball Caldwell — see Joel Caldwell.
E — 235 — In memory of Mrs. Marg'. Wood Caldwell, wife of
Mr. Benjamin Caldwell, who died Dec. 24th,
1788, Aged 33 years, 5 months, and 20 days.
G — 131 — Maria Newhall Caldwell— see Col. Luther Cald-
well.
A — 37 — Mary Caldwell — see John and Sarah Caldwell.

G — 133 — Mary Caldwell — see James Caldwell.

E — 201 — Mary Caldwell — see Lucy Henderson Caldwell.

46 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E— 240— Mary N. Caldwell— see Nath'l Caldwell.
G— 132— Mira E. Caldwell, 1860—1918.
G— 68 —Nathaniel Caldwell, Nov. 5, 1811,— Mar. 5, 1896.
His wife, Susan C, Oct. 18, 1832— Aug. 18, 1861.
Their child, Elizabeth G., Jan. 7, 1861— Aug. 8,
1861.
E— 240— Nath'l Caldwell died Apr. 23, 1838. AE. 60 y'rs.
Mary N., his wife, and dau. of Elisha and Anna
^ R. Newman, died July 29, 1836, AE. 47 y'rs.

Their Infant dau. died Nov. 5, 1810.
Ebenezer, their son, died Feb. 18, 1821, AE. 9
mo's.
A — 37 — Sarah Caldwell — see John and Sarah Haraden

Caldwell.
E — 207 — In memory of Sarah Elizabeth, daughter of Abra-
ham and Eunice Caldwell, who died May 5,
1842 ; Aged 12 years and 6 months.

She was amiable, affectionate and lovely in life, and
greatly endeared herself to parents and friends, who
deeply deplore her loss.

Far, far removed from things of earth.
Her gentle spirit found a home,
With beings of a higher birth
To dwell; no more to roam.

G — 39 —Sarah P. Caldwell— see Sylvanus Caldwell.
E— 202— Here lyes buried the body of Mr. Stephen Cald-
well, who departed this life Jan""-'. 14th, 1754,
in the 31st year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Stephen Caldwell.
G — 78 — Stephen Caldwell, son of John and Eunice Cald-
well, born in Ipswich, Mass. March 18, 1827,
died in Avoca, Iowa, January 30, 1900.
The memory of the just is blessed.

G — 68 —Susan C. Caldwell— see Nathaniel Caldwell.

G— 133— Susan W. Caldwell— see James Caldwell.

A — 37 — Susanna Caldwell — see John and Sarah Caldwell.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 47

G— 39 —(front) Sylvanus Caldwell died Aug. 26, 1864,
AEt. 77 y'rs.
Hannah Caldwell died Jan. 20, 1864, AEt. 76 y'rs.

Angels watch the sleeping dust.

(base) CALDWELL.

(right) Harriet Caldwell died Feb. 6, 1870,
AEt. 51 y'rs.

Hannah S. Caldwell died Feb. 21, 1881, AEt. 54
y'rs.

Sarah P. Caldwell died Sept. 1, 1919, AEt. 86
y'rs.

(F.S.) MOTHER FATHER SARAH HAN-
NAH HARRIET.

E— 212— Mr. Thomas Caldwell, Jr., obt. May 25, 1824, AEt.
73.
Also, Mrs. Elizabeth, his first wife, obt. April 17,
1786, AEt. 39.

E — 200 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. Thomas Caldwell,
who died Dec. 19, 1828, aged 81 years.

My flesh shall slumber in the ground,
Till the last trumpet's joyful sound;
Then burst the chains with sweet surprise
And in my Saviour's image rise.

G— 71 —(front) Tyler Caldwell, Jan. 1, 1819— May 27.

1898.
His wife, Frances A. Caldwell, Apr. 11, 1823—

Oct. 29, 1876.
(base) CALDWELL,
(right) Daniel D. Wells, 1847—1907.
His wife, Olive H. Wells, 1849—1906.
(F.S.) T.C. F.A.C. FATHER MOTHER.

B — 16 — Her lyes what was mortal of Mr. Joseph Calef
who died December the 28, 1707, and in the
36th year of his age.
(F.S.) LC.

48 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C— 138— Here lies the body of Mr. Robert Calef who
decese^ July the 12th, 1730, in the 37 year of
his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Robert Calef.

C — 141 — Samuel Calef, son of Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Mary
Calef, Died Sept-", the 11*'\ 1720, Aged 24 years.
(F.S.) Samuel Calef. Margaret Calef.

C — 159 — Here lyes the body of Joseph Capen, son of the
Revr-i. Mr. Joseph Capen, Minist^ att TOPsfeil**,
died att Ipswich the 11 day of Janu^ 1704, in
the 11th year of his age.

Flos floridus morte carpitur.
* — Abbie Carr died June 1, 1902, aged 21 years, 10
months, 13 days.
See also H — 9n — Abram Lord.
She was the daughter of John Carr and Louisa
Collins of Essex.

A — 81 — James Casson — see Falconer.

A — 89 — Abigail A.C., daughter of Mr. Luther Cate, died
April 18, 1829, Aged 10 months.

D — 86 — Here lyes the body of Cap'. Samuel Chadwell who
died February the 2nd, 1714/15, aged 39 years.

G— 155— CHANDLER

Stillman H. Chandler, Sept. 28, 1823— April 2,

1908.
Lucy J. Chandler, nee Treadwell, Nov. 8, 1825 —

May 19, 1898.

B — 108 — Annie L Chapman — see William A. Chapman.

* — Charles I. Chapman, son of Charles Chapman,

died Oct. 1889, aged 41 years.
*— Charlotte P. Chapman, died June 20, 1896, aged
79 years, 2 months.
She was the daughter of Daniel B. and Charlotte
(Jeffries) Smith, and the widow of Charles
Chapman.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 49

G— 41 —(front) Clifford F. Chapman, 1869—1928.
His wife, Nellie May Burnham, 1863—1918.
(base) CHAPMAN.
(F.S.) MOTHER FATHER— C.F.C.
G — 123— Elisha M. Chapman, March 9, 1855,— March 22,
1906.
His wife, Elizabeth L. Chapman, June 24, 1865 —
Feb. 5, 1916.
E — 90 — Miss Elizabeth Chapman, daugh^ of Mr. John
and Mrs. Joanna Chapman; died Sept. 7th,
1797, AEtat, 21.

While the dear dust she leaves behind
Sleeps in thy bosom, sacred tomb!
Soft be her bed, her slumbers kind,
And all her dreams of Joy to come.
(F.S.) Miss E. Chapman.
B — 126 — Elizabeth, wife of John Chapman, died March 29,
1853, AEt. 69.

SHE opened her heart with wisdom,

And on her tongue was the law of kindness.

Prompt to perform the duties of her sphere,
Her hand industrious and her heart sincere,
By all who knew her and her virtues proved,
She died lamented as she lived beloved.
E — 62 — Emeline A., dau. of Joseph and Hannah Chap-
man, died Dec. 23, 1848, AE. 27 y'rs.
Erected by her Mother.
(F.S. blank.)
E — 89 — Hannah Chapman — see Joseph Chapman Jr.

B — 127 — John Chapman died, April 9, 1857, Aged 76.
Our Father's gone I trust to rest.
With spirits of the loved and blest;
In Heaven where partings never come,
He waits to welcome dear ones home.

G— 67 —1816 John K. Chapman 1901

1822 His wife, Rubey D. Linsey, 1866,

1842 His wife, Maria Gardner, 1888.

1869 John G. 1904.

50 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(base) CHAPMAN

(F.S.) MOTHER Margaret Chapman, 1872—
1904.
E — 89 — In memory of Joseph Chapman Jr. who died May
27, 1841, Aged 57.

Not lost, but gone before.
Hannah, his wife, died Feb. 25, 1878; Aged 91

yrs.
(F.S.) J.C.
B— 110— (front) Luna F., dau. of Thomas T. and Velina
M. Chapman, died Sept. 28, 1867, AEt. 7 yrs.
10 ms.
(back) LUNA

The flower is of earth, but the perfume's from heaven.

G — 67 — Margaret Chapman — see John K. Chapman,

* — Margaret L. Chapman, wife of WilHam Chapman,
died Nov. 21, 1889, aged 80 yrs, 10 mos.

G — 67 — Maria Gardner Chapman — see John K. Chap-
man.

B — 109 — Martha V. Chapman — see Thomas Chapman.

F — 28 — Mary Edner, daughter of Charles W., and Char-
lotte Chapman, died Nov. 9, 1853, AEt. 9 mo's,
9 days.

Kind parents why those tears.
And why those bursting sighs.
No weeping here bedims,
■ Your little darling's eyes.

[ Dear parents weep no more.

For her you loved so well.
For Glories here are ours,
And joys we may not tell.
(F.S.) M.E.C.
F— 26 —Nathaniel Chapman died July 12, 1855, AEt. 70
yrs.
(F.S.) N.C.
G — 41 — Nellie May Burnham Chapman — see Clifford F.
Chapman.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 51

G — 67 — Rubey D. Linsey Chapman — see John K. Chap-
man.
♦—Sally T. Chapman— see Sally T. Lord.
F— 25 — Sarah Kimball, wife of Nathaniel Chapman, died
March 7, 1854, AEt. 64 y'rs, 6 mos.
(F.S.) S.K.C.
Thomas T. Chapman died Sept. 6, 1889, Aged 63 yrs.
Rest, soldier, rest, thy work is done.
Life's battle fought, the victory won.

(N.B. This stone was copied by T.F.W., no
longer existent.)
B— 109— CHAPMAN

Thomas Chapman, 1826—1889
Martha V., his wife, 1835—1913.
(F.S.) M.V.C. (Union Defender marker.)

* — William Chapman, son of Jedediah Chapman,
died July 24, 1899, aged 86 years, 3 months.
B— 108— William A. Chapman, 1855—1928.

His wife, Annie I., 1854—1929.
D — 53 — Here lyeth the body of Aquilla Chase who died
March the 17, 1713/14, and in the 26^^ year of
his age.
D— 195— Mary Chas, daughter of Aquila and Mary Chas,
died March the 10th, 1714/15, aged on year
and ten days.
,D— 186— Sarah Chase died at Yarmouth, Me. Apr. 12,
1874, AEt. 89 yrs, 10 mos.

"Rest for the weary."

(F.S.) S.C.
D — 172 — Mrs. Sarah Cheney of Newbury, wife to Mr.
Daniel Cheney, died at Ipswich, October the 26,
1714, aged 69 years.
* — Arthur Clifton Choat, son of Henry Cheat, died
Oct. 23, 1891, aged 10 days.
G_62 —(front) Charles Choate, 1789—1875.
Mary Low Choate, 1789—1883
Edward W. Choate, 1830— 192ftl.O V 2 5 1953

0248280 49717

GENEA' -^^'^.AL SOCIETY

OF THi- C: oF JESUS CHRIST

OF LAJicK-DAY SAINTS

52 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

Martha R. Choate, 1829—1921.

(right) Jonathan L. Choate, Jan. 10, 1825 —

Jan. 8, 1915.
Mary B., wife of J. L. Choate, died June 14, 1850,

aged 23 yrs. and 7 mos.
John L., infant son of J.L. and M.B. Choate.
Louisa, wife of J.L. Choate, died May 1, 1858,

aged 37 years.
Harry R. Choate, Sept. 27, 1862— Aug. 19, 1864.
(left) Lewis Choate, June 9, 1818— Jan. 9, 1897.
His wife, Mary B. Archer, Jan. 12, 1834 — June

12, 1875.
Lydia M., wife of J.H.Dodge, died July 7, 1843,

aged 22 years.
(F.S.) LEWIS CHOATE. M.R.C. E.W.C.
MARY. LOUISA. J.L.C. HARRY

FATHER. MOTHER. JULIA. M. DODGE.
G — 62 — Edward W. Choate— see Charles Choate.
C — 211 — Elizabeth Choate — see Mrs. Elizabeth Farley.
F — 18 — Emeline Choate — see Frederic Mitchell.
G — 62 — Harry H. Choate — see Charles Choate.
C — 214 — Here lies the remains of the Hon'^. John Choate
Esq^ Judge of Probate for the County of Essex
and one of his Majesties Council, who departed
this life, the 17th of December, 1765, in the 69th
year of his age.
(F.S.) the Hon'^ John Choate Esq^ 1765.
G — 62 — John L. Choate — see Charles Choate.
H — 41 — J. Warren Choate — see Capt. Richard Sutton.

* — Joseph Warren Choate died Oct. 22, 1909, aged
70 years, 5 months.
He was the son of Benjamin Choate and Olive
Burnham.
G — 62 — Jonathan L. Choate — see Charles Choate.
G — 62 — Lewis Choate — see Charles Choate.
G — 61 — Lizzie F., dau. of Lewis and Mary B. Choate, died
July 30, 1866, aged 9 mos.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 53

G — 62 — Louisa Choate — see Charles Choate.

G — 62 — Lydia M. Choate — see Charles Choate.

G — 62 — Martha R. Choate — see Charles Choate.

G — 62a — Mary B., wife of Lewis Choate, died June 12,
1875, aged 40 yrs, 4 mos.

G — 62 — Mary B. Choate, see Charles Choate.

G — 62 — Mary Low Choate — see Charles Choate.

H — 41 — Mary Low Choate — see Capt. Richard Sutton.

H — 41 — Mary E. Sutton Choate — see Capt. Richard Sut-
ton.

C — 213 — Here Lyes the Body of M" Miriam Choate widow
of the Hon*^'^. John Choate Esq^ who died
March 1st, 1769 Aged 747t Years.

The memory of the lust is Blessed.
(F.S.) Mrs. Miriam Choate.

F — 2 — In memory of Miss Polly Choate, who died Sept.

14, 1840; Aged 70.

Thy God was thy ransom, thy guardian and guide,
Death has no sting, for the Saviour has died.

(F.S.) P.C.
C — 92 — In memory of Mrs. Sarah Choate who died Sept.

15, 1843; Aged 77.

fSic.

There is a world above,

Where parting is unknown —

A long eternity of love,

Formed for the good alone;

And faith beholds the dying here,

Translated to that glorious sphere.

(F.S.) S.C.
C — 93 — In memory of Miss Sarah Choate who died Oct. 2,
1862, Aged 72 years and 3 months.
(F.S.) S.C.
D — 166 — Abigail Clark, daughter of George and Elisabeth
Clark, who died February the 6, 1715/16, Aged
7 months, and 4 days.
(F.S.) Abigail Clark.
H 39 — Anson L. Clark — see Erastus Clark.

54 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B— 88 —Edward Clark, died Jan. 16, 1864, aged 70 yrs.
Sally, wife of Edward Clark, died Oct. 11, 1868,
Aged 78 yrs.

Our Father and Mother.

H— 39 —(front) CLARK

Erastus Clark, 1830—1902.
His wife, Mary A. Lord, 1834—1920.
(back) Moses Clark, 1800—1890.
His wife, Sarah Hobbs, 1807—1878.
1861 Anson L. Clark 1926.
B— 87 —J.W.Clarke Co. A.I Batt'n; Mass. H.A.

(Union Defender marker.)
H — 39 — Mary A. Lord Clark — see Erastus Clark,
H — 39 — Moses Clark — see Erastus Clark.
D — 23 — Dr. Parker Clark — see Col. John Wainwright

tomb.
B— 88 —Sally Clark— see Edward Clark.
B — 7 — Here lies Mr. Samuel Clar*^ died Septem''^ the
22nd, 1721, in the 52'"^ year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Samuel Clark. 1721.
H — 39 — Sarah Hobbs Clark — see Erastus Clark.
H — 11 — Caroline G. Clarke — see George A. Hodgedon.
A — 68 — In memory of Mrs. Juda, wife of Abraham Closs,
who died Dec. 2d, 1820, aged 33.
Also her infant child.

The dawn of life, had just began,
Before she measur'd out her span.
(F.S.) J.C.
G — 29 — Dolly Varnum Coburn — see Rev. David Tenney

Kimball.
G — 29 — Rachael Rebecca Coburn — see David Tenney Kim-
ball.
F— 31 —(front) Aaron Cogswell, February 21, 1807—
March 10, 1880.

A sterling Christian citizen, a wise counselor, and a
devoted teacher, — His works do follow him.
His wife, Hannah B. Stacey, October 29, 1799—
May 14, 1890.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 55

(base) COGSWELL

(left) John Howe Cogswell, June 24, 1837—

May 28, 1911.
His wife, Frances Abby, April 13, 1837 — October

12, 1905.
Their daughter, Lucy Kinsman, January 7, 1865

—December 31, 1889.
(M.M.) Moran and Button, Lowell.
(F.S.) L.K.C. F.A.C. J.H.C. FATHER-A.C.
MOTHER-H.B.C.
D — 1 — Elizabeth Cogswell — see Elizabeth Cogswell Far-
ley.
F — 19 — Lavinia Allen Cogswell — see Lavinia Allen

Brown.
F — 31 — Lucy Kinsman Cogswell — see Aaron Cogswell.
H — 71 — Ernest M. Cole — see James Griffing.
H — 71 — Theresa J. Griffing Cole — see James Griffing.
H— 92 — Abbie Collins— see Daniel O. Collins.
H— 92 —Daniel O. Collins, 1808—1892.

Sarah Lord, his wife, 1809—1884.
Their children; Mary Collins, 1852—1919.
Abbie Collins, 1843—1922.
(base) COLLINS.
B— 145— Lucy, wife of William Collins, died Feb. 6, 1891,
Aged 72 yrs.

Absent but not forgotten.

H — 92 — Mary Collins — see Daniel 0. Collins.

H — 92 — Sarah Lord Collins — see Daniel O. Collins.

B— 146— William Collins died Oct. 14, 1870, aged 56 yrs.

Friend after friend departs;
Who hath not lost a friend?
There is no union here of hearts
That finds not here an end.

G — 134 — Alvin T. Conant — see Daniel P. Pingree.

G — 134 — Jennie Conant — see Daniel P. Pingree.

E — 243 — Sarah Conant — see Sarah Conant Lummus.

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56 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E— 49 —(back) John W. Condon, 1839—1858.
Gustavus Condon, 1850—1863.
(left) Patrick Condon, 1805—1889.
Elizabeth S. Condon, 1809—1882.
A — 81 — Peter Conners — see Falconer.
E — 180 — Fanny M. Cooper — see Fanny M. Cooper Good-
hue.
H— 52 —Abel Courtney died July 27, 1876, aged 71 y'rs,
11 mo's.

Dearest Husband and Father, thou hast left us

And our loss we deeply feel.
But 'tis God that hath bereft us,

He can all our sorrows heal. I

H — 51 — Mary L, dau. of Abel and Elizabeth L. Courtney,
died Sep. 22, 1851, AE. 5 y'rs.

This lovely bud so young and fair.
Called hence by early doom.
Just came to show how sweet a flower
In paradise should bloom.
(F.S.) M.L.C.
G — 82 — Eunice Caldwell, wife of John Phelps Cowles,
February 4, 1811— September 10, 1903.
Principal Wheaton Seminary, 1835—1837.
Associate Principal, Mr. Holyoke Seminary, 1837

1838.
Principal Ipswich Seminary, 1844 — 1876.

Her Pupils, inspired to noble Christian lives by her
rare intellect, her warm heart, and her intense devotion
to God, are her memorial.

Thanks be to God, which giveth us the victory.
(F.S.) H.H.C. (Union Def. marker.)
(M.M.) Henry Murray.
G— 80 —(Front) COWLES

(right) Henry Augustine, son of John P. Cowles
and Eunice C. Cowles, born Apr. 30, 1846, died
July 14, 1864, for his country in the war of the
rebellion,
(left) John CaldweU, Feb. 26, 1781,— July 29,
1835.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 57

Eunice Stanwood, his wife, May 28, 1788— Feb. 1,
1865.
G — 81 — John Phelps Cowles, eminent scholar and teacher,
born Colebrook, Ct., Jan. 21, 1805; Graduated
Yale College 1826, Ordained Princeton, Mass.
1833; Appointed Prof. Hebrew Oberlin, Ohio,
1836. Called to Ipswich Seminary, 1844 ; Died
March 11, 1890.

He that overcometh, I will give to him to sit down
with me in my throne, as I also overcame, and sat down
with my Father in his throne.

(M.M.) H.P.Smith and Co., Boston.
G — 77 — Mary Cowles — see Mary Hall.

G — 79 — Roxanna Caldwell Cowles, 1841—1921.

Thrice welcome home beloved child.
Inherit endless day.

B — 203 — In memory of Charlotte A. Cram, who died Dec.
7, 1836; Aged 27.

C — 44 — Here lies buried the body of Mr. Benjamin Crock-
er who departed this life, April 9th, 1767, in
the 75th year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Benjamin Crocker, 1767.

C — 21 — In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Crocker, wife of
Dea". John Crocker, who departed this life Jan^.
12th, A.D. 1803, in the 73d year of her age.

"With Christian fortitude she bore
The trials of disease and death,
And, when frail nature could no m°^^,
She patiently resign'd her breath.

She, being dead, yet speaks aloud to all
"Prepare to die, whenever God shal call."

(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth Crocker.

B — 4 — In memory of Miss Elizabeth Crocker, daughter

of Dea. John Crocker who died March 17, 1817 ;

Aged 44 years.
(F.S.) E. C.

58 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 36 — Here lies buried the body of Mrs. Experience
Crocker who departed this Hfe Nov. 4th, 1759,
in the 67th year of her age.
B — 1 — Erected to the memory of Dea. John Crocker, who
departed this life April 21, 1806, in the 83 year
of his age.

Cheerful in death I close my eyes
To part with every lust,
And charge my flesh when it shall rise
To leave them in the dust.
(F.S.) Dea. J.C.
C — 37 — In memory of Mr. Joseph Crocker who died Jan^
21, 1813, Aged 42 years.
(F.S.) J.C.
C — 38 — Here lyes buried the body of Mrs. Mary Crocker,
wife to Mr. Benjamin Crocker, who departed
this life, October 25th, Anno Dom"' 1734, Aged
51 years and 5 ds.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Crocker.
C — 20 — Here lies buried the body of Mrs. Mehitable
Crocker, the wife of Mr. John Crocker, who
departed this life July 9'\ 1766, in the 39th
year of her age.
C — 169 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Francis Crompton,
deed. Dec^ the 8th, 1730, in the 64th year of his
age.
C — 168 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Francis Crumpton, aged
29 years, dec^. February the 3d, 1732/3.
(F.S.) F.C. 1732/3.
E — 99 — Benj". Cross, died Sept. 5, 1819, aged 75 ye^ and
1 mo.

Death steps as quick and yet no noise it makes.
Its hand unseen, and yet most sure it takes.
E — 101 — Erected in memory of Mr. David Cross, who died
Dec. 10, 1845; Aged 71.

Why do we mourn departing friends,

Or shake at death's alarms,
'Tis but the voice which Jesus sends,
To call them to his arms.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 59

G— 1 —Dudley Cross died April 23, 1859, Aged 79.

Resurgam.
(F.S.) D.C.
E — 100 — Here lies the body of Elizabeth Cross, the daug^^
of Mr. Nathaniel and Mrs. Pheb Cross, who
died Septem". the 18, 1754, in the 16 year of
her age.
(F.S.) The child of Mrs. Pheb. Cross.
E— 98 —Elizabeth, wife of Benj". Cross, died SePf. 14,
1820, aged 78 ye^ and 6 mo^

When God commands, tho' friends repine,
Your life like me, you must resign.

E — 102 — In memory of Elizabeth Cross who died June 26,
1847; Aged 70.

Why do we mourn departing friends,
Or shake at death's alarms;
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends.
To call them to his arms.

G— 15 —Hannah Cross died Feb. 27, 1864, aged 91.

Resurgam.

G — 17 — Hannah Cross — see Nath'l Cross.
G— 16 —(front) Father Mother

(back) John D. Cross, born Sept. 7, 1813; died

Oct. 3, 1879.
Lydia C, wife of John ,D. Cross, born July 18,

1813; died Apr. 29, 1887.
(M.M.) H.P.S. & Co. Boston.
E — 103 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. Nathaniel Cross
who died March 8, 1820, AEt. 71.

How blest is our friend, bereft
Of all that could burden his mind;
How happy the Soul that has left
These wearisome bodies behind.
Yea, Blessed are the Dead that die in the LORD.
G— 17 —Nath'l Cross died March 8, 1820, aged 71.
"He that foUoweth Justice and Mercy
Shall find Life justice and Glory.

Hannah Cross died July 18, 1836, aged 87.

"Her children rose up and called her blessed."
(F.S.) N.C. H.C.

60 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G— 14 —Nathaniel Cross died Oct. 13, 1851, AE. 76 y'rs.

An honest man is the noblest work of God.

G — 2 — In memory of Mrs. Sally H. Cross, wife of Dud-
ley Cross, who died Sept. 18, 1814, AE. 25 yrs.
She was truly lovely.
Erected to her memory by her only child J. D.

Cross.
(F.S. blank.)
C — 120 — Here lyes the body of Sarah Cross, dau^ to Mr.
Thomas and Mrs. Sarah Cross, dec'^. April 18th,
1736, in the 11th year of her age.
(F.S.) Sarah Cross.
G — 3 —1st SGT. Peter Crowley, Co. G. I Mass. H.A.

(Union defender marker.)
H— 96 — Chas S. Cummings, Co. F. 36 Mass. Inf.
Union Defender marker.

N.B. He was the son of Thomas Clarkson Cum-
mings and Elizabeth Chapman. He died at the
age of 64 years, 3 months.
* — Elizabeth H. Cummings, widow of Charles Cum-
mings, died March 15, 1898, aged 34 years, 9
months.
* — Lillian Cummings died July 3, 1890, aged 24
years. She was the daughter of Oliver and
Ellen Prevost Cummings.
G — 77 — Mary Cummings — see Mary Hall.

* — Mary F. Cummings died March 2, 1901, aged 65
years, 2 months.
She was the daughter of Isaac and Elizabeth
Foster Noyes, and the wife of Charles S. Cum-
mings.
* — Nellie Cummings, daughter of Charles H. and
Lizzie Paul Cummings, died in 1897, aged 1
year.
* — Wesley Kendall Cummings, son of Charles S. and
Mary Noyes Cummings, died April 23, 1901,
aged 33 years, 8 months.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 61

H — 46 — (front) Curtis Damon, born Jan. 5, 1841, died
June 15, 1891.
Annie Kimball, wife of Curtis Damon, born Jan.

23, 1844, died July 19, 1900.
(base) DAMON,
(right) Arthur C. Damon, 1869—
His wife, Carrie E. Greenlaw, 1869 —
Their daughter, Grace Foster, 1897—1909.
(F.S.) Grace F. Damon. Annie K. Damon.
Curtis Damon.
G — 197 — Edwin Hilton Damon — see Stephen Baker.
G — 197 — Ellen C. Damon — see Stephen Baker.
G — 197 — James Damon — see Stephen Baker.
D — 202 — Elizabeth Damreal — see Elizabeth Smith.
C — 78 — Here lie the remains of Mrs. Mary Dana, consort
of the ReV^. Mr. Joseph Dana and eldest daugh-
ter of the late Mr. Daniel Staniford. She de-
parted this life May the 14'^, 1772. Aged 27
years and 4 months.

Unblam'd through life, lamented in her end,
A pleasant daughter, sister, wife, and friend.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Dana, 1772.
C — 94 — In memory of Mrs. Abigail Dane who died Sep^^
3d, 1799, aged 82 years. Born augst 31, 1717.
(F.S.) Mrs. Abigail Dane.
A — 40 — In memory of Martha, daughter of Jeremiah and
Abigail Danforth who died Aug. 11, 1841, Aged
5 months.
(F.S.) M.D.
G— 196— BESSIE MAY.

Dau. of E.G. and Emma M. Darling, died May 6,
1873, aged 6 dys.
*— Emma M. Darling died Dec. 20, 1903, aged 71
years, 2 months, 5 days.
She was the widow of Edward Darling and
daughter of Benjamin Fewkes and Elizabeth
Smith.

62 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G— 220— E.C.Darling, Co. E. 16 Mass. Inf.

(Union Defender marker.)
B— 136— (left) David Davidson, Apr. 1, 1850—

His wife, Sarah Goodhue, Dec. 24, 1848— June 25,

1931.
(base) DAVIDSON,
(back) Franklin S. Davidson, Sept. 25, 1875—

Dec. 23, 1921.
David, June 26, 1880— July 7, 1880.
Samuel J. Jan. 5, 1889— Mar. 25, 1889.
(F.S.) MOTHER FRANKLIN.
D — 147 — Hear lies Abigail Dauis, the wife of James Dauis
and dafter of Joseph and Rebeck'^'' Metcalf died
January the 13th, 1720, in the 33rd year of her
age.
(F.S.) Abigail Dauis.
H— 28 — Alden Davis died July 26, 1873, AEt. 62 yrs.
8 mos.

We meet again.
laco Davis (This stone copied by A. H., no longer in the

cemetery.)
H— 30 —MOTHER

Martha J. Davis, Mar. 10, 1854— Sept. 17, 1909.
H— 29 —(Front) ROBIE Safe in the arms of Jesus.

(Back) Robert A, son of J.W. and M.J. Davis,
died July 7, 1879, aged 3 yrs. 4 mos.
G — 23 — Erected to the memory of Benjamin Dawson, son
of Frederick and Martha E. Dawson, who was
drowned Dec. 13, 1853, AE. 13 ys.
G_26 —FATHER MOTHER.

Benjamin Dawson died May 15, 1861, aged 78 yrs.
Martha, His wife, died Sept 16, 1871, AEt. 84
yrs. 6 mos.
G — 21 — Elizabeth, wife of William Dawson, died June 22,
1900, aged 83 yrs.

Eternal rest grant to her, 0 Lord,
And let perpetual light shine on her.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 63

G — 7 — Frances F, Dau. of William and Elizabeth Daw-
son, died Nov. 9, 1854, AEt. 4 y'rs, 6 mo's.
This lovely bud so young and fair,

Called hence by early doom;
Just came to show how sweet a flower
In Paradise would bloom.

G— 22 —Frederick Dawson died Nov. 19, 1887, AE 73 yrs..
11 mos.

G— 10 —(Top) George Dawson, 1811—1883.

Howard Dawson, 1861—1918
His wife Sarah Elizabeth, 1829—1904.
(front) DAWSON.

(Back) Abigail H. Sawyer, 1799—1882.
G — 8 — George W., son of William and Elizabeth Dawson,
born Oct. 20, 1856, died Nov. 12, 1876.

Our hopes, our prospects melt away,
And life is all uncertainty.
(M.M.) Baptista and Co. Boston.
G — 10 — Howard Dawson — see George Dawson.

G — 28 — Maria A, wife of John Dawson, died June 13,
1859, AE. 30 y's, 7 m's.

I leave the friends, but not alone

For my spirit will linger near:
Though I go above to that star-lit home,
I'll watch o'er the loved ones here.

G — 26 — Martha Dawson — see Benjamin Dawson.

G — 27 — Mary, daughter of Benj. and Martha Dawson,
died Aug. 21, 1924, aged 96 years.

G — 9 — Mary Lizzie, daughter of William and Elizabeth
Dawson, born Mar. 16, 1853, died Feb. 4, 1882.
Asleep in Jesus.
* — Ruth Sawyer Dawson, Aug. 26, 1891. 8 mos, 14
days.
She was the daughter of Howard and Ellen Le-
vinia Curtis Dawson.

G — 10 — Sarah Elizabeth Dawson — see George Dawson.

64 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G— 20 —William Dawson, died July 8, 1872, aged 53 yrs.

We have loved thee on earth,
May we meet thee in Heaven.

(M.M.) G.F. Witherell, Lowell.

E — 71 — In memory of Mr. Aaron Day who departed this
life Aug*. 24th, 1790: In the 64th year of his
age.

Lord, we adore thy vast designs,
Th' obscure abyss of providence!
Too deep to sound with mortal lines
Too dark to view with feeble sense.

(F.S.) Mr. Aaron Day

E — 23 — Mrs. Elizabeth Day — see Mr. Nathaniel Day.

E — 192 — In memory of Mr. John Day who died June 16,
1842, Aged 73.

E — 23 — In memory of Mr. Nathaniel Day who died Feb^.
1st. A.D. 1740, in the 40th year of his age.
In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Day, relict of Mr.
Nathaniel Day, who died March 28th, A.D.
1772, in the 68th year of her age.

"Unactive in the damp and gloomy Grave,
Beneath this stone, to worms a prey, we sleep,"
Unconscious of the world, and all her woes.

(F.S.) Mr. Nathaniel Day
Mrs. Elizab. Day.

E — 193 In memory of Mrs. Salome Day, relict of Mr.
John Day, who died Dec. 26, 1845, Aged 76.

E — 72 — In memory of Mrs. Sarah Day, wife of Mr. Aaron
Day, and daug"". of Cap^ Frances Goodhue : who
departed this Life July 25th, 1783, in the 51st
year of her age.

Behold and see as you pass by,
As you are now so once was I;
As I am now so must you be,
Prepare for death and follow me.

(F.S.) Mrs. Sarah Day.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 65

C — 227 — Here lyes the body of Doc^ Philemon Deane who
died Octo^ the 18th, 1716, aged 70 years.

O Lord, by sad and awfull stroakes,
Of man's mortality,
O let us all be put in mind
That we are born to dye.

Graue saint behind that cannot find
Thy old loue night nor morn
Pray look aboue, for thare's your loue,
Singing with the first-born.
(F.S.) Docter Philemon Deane.
B — 143 — Emma Delue — see Henry R. Smith.
D — 190 — Sacred to the memory of Miss Abigail Dennis
who died Jan. 5, 1818, AEt. 51.
(F.S.) A.D.
E — 110 — Eunice Dennis — see William Dennis.
F — 6 — Here lys the body of Mrs. Grace Dennis (wife of
Mr. Thomas Dennes) who died Octo^ the 24,
1686. Aged 50 years.

Reader consider and thy Redemer, secke
For in this bed a freind of Christ doth sleep

D — 24 — Here ly' the body of Mrs. Lydia Dennis (wife of
Mr. John Dennis) who died June the 10, 1712,
and in the 40'*" yeare of her age.

A tender mother
A prudent wife
At Gods command
Resigned her life
And at her flight
Let this word fall
Submit my friends,
Now God doth call.

F — 8 — Here lys the body of Thomas, (son of Mr. Thomas
and Grace, Dennis) who died January the 23,
1702/3 and in the 33 yeare of his age.

F — 7 — Here lyes buried the body of Thomas Dennis,
aged about 68 years. Departed this life May
the 23d, 1706.
(F.S.) T.D.

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66 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C_116— Thomas Dennis died Dec. 16, 1862, AEt. 68.
E — 236 — Here lys the body of William, son of Mr. John and
Lydia Dennis, who died Nouember the 11, 1711,
aged 14 months and eleuen days.
E— 110— William Dennis died Jan. 8, 1808, Aged 33.

Eunice Dennis, his wife, died Dec. 14, 1865,

Aged 88.
(F.S.) W.D. E.D.
D — 191 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. William Dennis
who died Aug. 23, 1819, AEt. 77.
(F.S.) W.D.
C— 124— Domus Grata

Here lyes the Worshipful Major-General Daniel
Denison who Deceased Sept. 20, 1682, in the
70th year of his age.
(Coat of Arms)
(Union Defender marker.)

(Colonial Daughters of the 17th Century marker.)
C — 103 — Elizabeth Dennison — see Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers.
C— 128— Domus Grata

Huic Tumulo mandatur quod erat mortale D.
Johannis Denison Armigeri Tribuni Militum
Vicarii et de Comitatu Effexiae Vice-comitis.
Illustrissimi Danielis Denison Armig. Mili-
taris quondam Praefecti Provincialis et non
minus Illustris Richardi Saltonstal Armig.
Gubernatori olim a Confiliis (Quorum utroque
gaudabat Nov-Anglia Patre ac Patrono semper
memorando) pronepotis non Indigni Quippe
qui in Collegio Harvardino Liberaliter educatus
Judieii acumine Singulari dotatus Jurispru-
dentiam non Vulgarem adeptus AEquanimitate
haud acquiparanda praeditus Moribus Social-
ibus et Christianis Pollens Reipublicae Orna-
mento fuit Et Fulcimento Dumque viveret bonis
omnibus Non imerito dilectus. Et cum Animam
efflaret 25 Novb^ 1724, aet. 35°.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 67

Non mediocrite defletus. Famam reliquit Ungu-
ento optimo meliorem.

(Coat of Arms.)

(N.B. This stone, being much defaced by atmos-
pheric action, was recut recently, and the
phrase "et non minus" now reads "et non
domus.")

Translation :

Here rests the mortal part of Lieutenant Col. Mr.
John Denison, Esquire, Sheriff of Essex Coun-
ty ; great-grandson of the most illustrious Dan-
iel .Denison, Esq., late Major General in the
Province; and also of the not less illustrious
Richard Saltonstall, Esq., formerly one of the
Governor's Council, (in each of whom, as in a
father and champion ever to be remembered,
New England used to delight,) a descendant not
unworthy ol his ancestry ; having been liberally
educated at Harvard College, endowed with
extraordinary acuteness of judgment, remark-
ably skilled in jurisprudence, gifted with un-
equalled steadiness of mind, mighty by his
social and Christian character, an ornament
and pillar to the state ; while he lived, deserved-
ly beloved by all good men, and at his death,
Nov. 25th, 1724, in the 35th year of his age,
lamented in no common degree. He left a
memory more precious than the most fragrant
ointment.

C— 129— Domus Grata

In memory of John Denison, A.M., only son of
Col. John Denison : Grandson to a minister of
the same name; and a descendent of the re-
nouned Major-General Daniel Denison. An
aimable young man and worthy of his ances-
tors. His genius, learning and engaging man-

68 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

ners, spoke him the future joy and ornament
of his native town; But Heaven meant other-
v^^ise. He died in his 25th year on the 25th of
Augt., 1747.

"He Cometh forth like a flower and is cut down; He
fleeth also as a shadown and continueth not."

(Coat of Arms.)

(F.S.) John Denison A.M.
C — 35 — Here lyes the remains of Mr. John Denison, who
departed this life May the 5, 1761, in the 70th
year of his age.

(F.S.) Mr. John Dennison.

C— 47 — Here lyes the remains of Mrs. Rebecca Denison,

the Dearly Beloved, faithful and obedient Wife

of Mr. John Denison, who departed this life

May the 4th, 1752, in the 52d year of her age.

(F.S.) Mrs. Rebecca Denison.

B— 164— Darius Dickinson died Aug. 16, 1849, AE. 72.
My children dear as you pass by,
On my cold grave pray cast an eye;
As I am now soon you must be,
Prepare for death and follow me.
(F.S.) D.D.
* — John Dickenson died July 28, 1889, aged 84 years,
5 months.
He was the son of Darius and Mary Dickenson.
B— 166— Mary Dickinson died Nov. 17, 1860, Aged 59
yrs. 3 mos.

Peaceful be thy silent slumber.
(F.S.) M.D.
(M.M.) Davis, N'port.
B — 165 — Mary, widow of Darius Dickinson, died Feb. 12,
1850, AE. 66.

My days are past my hours are fled.
And I am numbered with the dead.
Go home my friends dry up your tears,
I must lie here till Christ appears.

(F.S.) M.D.

i:

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 69

(Front) FATHER Beloved— Lamented

(back) N.Augustus Dickinson, August 24, 1820
—April 3, 1888.
(Union defender marker)

(N.B. This stone has disappeared. It was
copied by T.F.W.)
♦—Nathaniel A. Dickinson died April 3, 1888, aged
67 years, 8 months.
He was the son of William and Lydia Foster
Dickinson.
* — Susan D. Dickenson died April 9, 1911, aged 87
years, 4 months.
She was the widow of Nathaniel A. Dickenson.
B — 104 — In memory of J.J.Dieudonne, who died Jan. 5,

1847, Aged 29 years.
G— 74 —Amos Dixson died Oct. 3, 1870, AEt. 67 yrs. 9
mos.

Yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life is fled
Then in Heaven, with joy to greet thee
Where no farewell tear is shed.
(F.S.) A.D.
G — 73 — Mary, wife of Amos Dixson, died Nov. 18, 1875,
aged 69 yrs. and 10 mos.

We loved thee on earth,
May we meet thee in heaven.
(F.S.) M.D.
E — 26 — In memory of Mrs. Abigail Dodge, wife of Cap*.
Abraham Dodge, who departed this life NoV.
18th, 1781, In the 40th year of her age.

An angel's arm can't snatch me from the grave.
Legions of Angels can't confine me there.
(F.S.) Mrs. Abigail Dodge.
G— 208— Abigail K, wife of Ezekiel Dodge, died Apr. 20,
1869, AEt. 78 yrs, 5 mos.

Oh, let our sorrows cease to flow,

God has recalled his own:
And let our hearts in every woe,
Still say, "Thy will be done".

70 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 207 — Albert Dodge — see Joseph H. Dodge.
G — 36 — Ann Phillips Dodge — see Hannah S. Dodge.
F — 31 — Caroline E, Dodge — see John Perkins.
G — 210 — Carrie L. Dodge — see Georgie Harris Dodge.
E— 231— (front) OUR PARENTS Home, Rest, and

Heaven.

(back) Passed away in Christ.

Charles Dodge. Aug., 1833, AEt. 40 yrs.

Eliza Grow, his wife, April 21, 1872, AEt. 73 yrs.

Edward Paul, their son, Mar. 1841, AEt. 20 yrs.

E — 230 — Charles Dodge — see Ezekial Dodge.

D— 75 —(front) DODGE

Charles H. Dodge, 1850—1911.

His wife, Ida Eureka Butler, 1852—1923.

Martha A. Dodge, 1872— -^.

(back) Leonard Dodge, 1818—1896. *

His wife, Mary E. Holdon, 1824—1879.

Leonard, 1845—1908.

Lydia Mary, 1846—1931.

Margery L. Dodge, 1899—1903.

(F.S.) HUSBAND WIFE MOTHER

FATHER M.L.D.

E— 230— Charlotte Dodge— see Ezekial Dodge.

I

E — 231 — Edward Paul Dodge — see Charles Dodge.

E — 231 — Eliza Grow Dodge — see Charles Dodge.

D — 204 — Elizabeth Dodge — see Col. Isaac Dodge.

B — 160 — Elizabeth Dodge — see Elizabeth Dodge Lord.

E— 173— Elizabeth Dodge— see Elizabeth Treadwell.

E — 14 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Ellen Dodge, the vir-
tuous consort of Cap^ Thomas Dodge and dau**".
of William Story Esq''., who died March the 9th,
1767, in the 25^^ year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Ellen Dodge.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 71

E — 229 — In memory of Mr. Ezekiel Dodge who departed
this life Ocf. 4th, 1775, in the 39th year of his
age.

Companion kind and tender Parent dear
Belov'd and mourn'd lies buried here
His soul for earth too Excellent, too high
Flew to its Peers above the Sky.
E— 230— Ezekiel Dodge died July 17, 1826, AE. 61.

Mary, relict of Ezekiel Dodge, died Nov. 21, 1838,

AE. 73.
Also their sons and daughters;

John Howard, died Dec. 16, 1818, AE. 31.
Charles, died Aug. 25, 1833, AE. 40.
Ezekiel, died Aug. 20, 1840, AE. 50.
Charlotte, died Aug. 31, 1845, AE. 48.
Mary, died Sep. 26, 1848, AE. 62.
<J_201_ (front) MOTHER

Georgie Harris Dodge, May 15, 1841 — March 25,

1916.
(back) Children: 1868 Henry S. 1872

1871 Sylvester R. 1875
1875 Carrie L. 1876
1869 Olive H. 1880.
E — 12 — Here lies buried the body of Mrs. Hannah Dodge,
second amiable consort of Cap^ Thomas Dodge
and 2d daug'''. of Mr. Daniel Staniford; she
departed this life Jan^ 29th, 1773 ; In the 27th
year of her age.

Unblam'd through life lamanted in her end,
A pleasant daughter, sister, wife, and friend.
(F.S.) Mrs. Hannah Dodge.
G — 36 — Hannah S., wife of Manning Dodge, died Nov.
23, 1850, AE. 54.
Manning died Oct. 9, 1835, AE. 3 y'rs.
Ann Phillips died Oct. 3, 1838, AE. 10 y'rs.
Children of Manning and Hannah S. Dodge.
G — 201 — Henry S. Dodge — see Georgie Harris Dodge.
D — 75 — Ida Eureka Dodge — see Charles H. Dodge.

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D — 204 — Erected to the memory of Col". Isaac Dodge, who
was born March 9th, 1733, died June 27th,
1785, in the 53d year of his age.

And of Mrs. Elizabeth, his wife, who was born
March 10th, 1730; and died Sep*. 22d, 1785, in
the 56"' year of her age.

His mind was open, ardent, and enterprising: He
was a kind husband, a tender indulgent fathe'.
In his house he was liberal and hospitable:
Faithful to his trust, upright in his intentions,
in his operations active, persevering and ex-
tensive : By which he afforded Employment and
subsistence to the industrious and the indigent;
contributed to the benefit of the publick, and
merited the Character of a useful and valuable
member of society.

His wife was moral, thoughtful, and sofar as her m

slender health would permit, attentive to the S.

benefit and happiness of her Family. Deeply
affected by the death of her husband, and the
increasing infirmities of her feeble constitution,
she languish'd and, three months after him,
expir'd.

Short was their sepration; soon rejoin'd
In the dark grave, to native dust consigned,
They sleep, till death his human prey restore,
And earth and skies and time shalt be no more.

E — 230 — John Howard Dodge — see Ezekiel Dodge.
G— 207— Joseph H. Dodge, December 13, 1812— April 27,
1860.

Albert Dodge, May 4, 1810— September 5, 1854.

Interment at New York.

Sons of Ezekial and Abigail K. Dodge.

D — 75 — Leonard Dodge — see Charles H. Dodge.

D— 134— Mrs. Lydia Dodge Died May 31, 1856, Aged 69.
I am the resurection and the life.
(F.S.) L.D.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 73

G — 37 — Lydia Ann Dodge, daughter of Manning and
Hannah S. Dodge, May 9, 1839— April 29, 1907.
(M.M.) H.P.Smith & Co., Boston.
G — 62 — Lydia M. Choate Dodge — see Charles Choate.
G— 35 —Manning Dodge died Oct. 19. 1873, AEt. 78 yrs.
7 mos. and 2 dys.
(M.M.) G. E. Witherell, Lowell.
G — 36 — Manning Dodge — see Hannah S. Dodge.
D — 75 — Margery L. Dodge — see Charles H. Dodge.
E — 48 — Mary Dodge — see Ebenezer Burnham.
D — 75 — Mary E. Dodge— see Charles H. Dodge.
E — 230 — Mary Dodge — see Ezekial Dodge.

* — Mary Lynde Dodge — see Mary Lynde S. Brown.
E — 17 — In memory of Mr. Nathaniel Dodge, A.M. son of
Col°. Isaac Dodge, who died Jan>. 7th, 1792.
aged 35 years.
(F.S.) Nathaniel Dodge.
G — 210 — Olive H. Dodge — see Georgie Harris Dodge.
D — 162 — Priscilla Dodge — see Priscilla Treadwell.
E — 21 — In memory of Mrs. Rebecca Dodge, virtuous con-
sort of Mr. William Dodge, who departed this
life Oct^ 15th, 1794, in the 85th year of her age.
She was a kind wife and tender mother.
Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, for theirs
is the Kingdom of Heaven.

(F.S.) Mrs. Rebecca Dodge.
D — 160 — Rebecca Dodge — see Mrs. Rebecca Burnham.
E — 15 — Sarah Dodge — see Mrs. Sarah Dutch.
D — 108 — In memory of Miss Sarah Dodge, who died March

25, 1849, Aged 86.
(F.S.) S.D.
G — 205 — Sarah F. Dodge — see Nehemiah Haskell.
G — 201 — Sylvester R. Dodge — see Georgie Harris Dodge.
E — 22 — In memory of Mr. William Dodge, merchant, who

died April 11th, A. D. 1777, in the 72d year of

his age. He was a kind Husband, and a tender

Father.

74 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(F.S.) Mr. William Dodge.
* — Mary I. Dolan died May 15, 1898, aged 2 years.
She was the daughter of James and Annie Tib-
betts Dolan.
H— 61 —(front) Edward Dole, died May 30, 1908, aged
72 yrs, 11 mo's.
Elizabeth E., wife of Edward Dole, died Feb. 17,

1877, aged 43 yrs, 3 mo's.
(base) DOLE.

(right) Ella L, daughter of Edward and Eliza-
beth E. Dole, died Dec. 7, 1875, aged 19 yrs, 5
mo's.
Hallett, only son, Dec. 12, 1857—
(back) Mary A. died Dec. 31, 1878, aged 19

years, 2 mos.
Ada J., wife of George B. Brown, died Sept. 11,

1879, aged 25 yrs, 2 mo's.
Daughters of Edward and Elizabeth E. Dole.
(F.S.) ELLA. MARY. ADA. MOTHER.
FATHER.
D — 170 — Susan Dole — see Susan Dole Jewett.
B — 85 — In memory of Mrs. Harriet Dorr, wife of Mr.

John Dorr, who died Mar. 20, 1846, AEt. 24.
H— 78 —Albert F., son of David F. and Mary P. Dow, died

Oct. 7, 1851, AE. 10 mos.
H — 76 — (front) Sacred to the memory of David Francis
Dow, 1820—1891.
His wife, Mary P. Annable, 1820—1881.
Children— Albert F. 1851— Irving 1855— Grace

A. 1863—1866.
Erected by their sons, Arthur W. and Dana F.

Dow.
(base) DOW

(back) 1787— David Dow— 1843.
His wife
1790— Eunice Martin— 1878.
Lydia Annable, 1811—1887.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 75

Mary B. wife of David F. Dow, 1835—
1891.
(F.S.) M.B.D. FATHER MOTHER E.M.D.
D.D. AUNT LYDIA
H— 77 — Gracie Annable died Sept. 3, 1866, aged 3 yrs.
5 mos.
Irving died May 19, 1855, aged 5 weeks.
Children of David F. and Mary P. Dow.

We miss them at home and the memory of their
names is very Precious.
D — 178 — Here lies the body of Mr. Jeremiah Dow who
died June the 6'^\ 1723, in the 66*'^ year of his
age.
(F.S. broken in pieces.)
G — 150 — Matilda Rust Downes — see William Wallis Rust.
G— 173— (top)— MOTHER FATHER

(front) Annie L. Downing, 1859—1926.
Benj. D. Downing, 1842—1921.
(base) DOWNING.
(Union Defender marker.)
D — 72 — Ella Frances, dau. of Josiah and Elizabeth Dud-
ley, died June 16, 1853, AE. 4 m's. 11 d's.
Fond parents calm your troubled hearts,
0, let your tears be dry;
Though faded now this lovely flower,
She lives beyond the sky.
(F.S.) E.F.D.

(M.M.) F. and Co., Lawrence.
G — 112 — Anna Wilson Dunnels — see John Manning Dun-

nels.
G — 112 — Carrie Manning Dunnels — see John Manning

Dunnels.
B — 149 — Caroline A. Dunnels — see John H. Dunnels.
D — 106 — Eliza Dunnels — see Eliza Dunnels Pulsifer.
B — 120 — Elizabeth A., wife of John H. Dunnels, died Feb,
5, 1844, AE. 35 y'rs.
Samuel, their son, died Jan. 2, 1840, AE. 3 mo's.
B — 149 — Elisabeth Dunnels — see John H. Dunnels.

76

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B_151— George W. died Apr. 8, 1846, AE. 15 y'rs.

Ezra P. died June 14, 1836, AE. 2 y's and 8 m.
Children of Amos and Lucy Dunnels.
B— 121— Harriet M., dau't of John H. and Elizabeth Dun-
nels, died Dec. 6, 1843, AE. 6 mo's.
George W., son of John H. and Mary Dunnels,

died Aug. 14, 1847, AE. 6 weeks.
SISTERS
B — 149 — Henry Dunnels — see John H. Dunnels.
B— 149— (front) John H. Dunnels died July 9,1866, AEt.

56 ys. 4 ms.
Elisabeth Ann his wife died Feb. 5, 1844. AEt.

35 ys. 4 ms.
Mary Lord, his 2"" wife died May 2, 1877, AEt.

66 ys, 2 ms.
Mary E. Willcomb, died June 9, 1861, AEt. 29 ys.

5 ms. 14 days.
DUNNELS

Henry F. Dunnels, 1835—1924.
U.S.N., 1861—1865.
Martha A. Dunnels, 1833—1906.
Lucy S. Wood, 1840—1890.
Samuel Dunnels died Jan. 2, 1840, AEt. 3 mos.
Harriet M. Dunnels died Dec. 6, 1843, AEt. 6 mos,
George W. Dunnels died Aug. 14, 1847, AEt. 6

wks.
Caroline A. Dunnels died Oct. 10, 1849, AEt. 11

mos.
(left) Our Parents

Nath'l Lord was drowned Nov. 14, 1832, AEt. 47

yrs.
Elizabeth W. his wife died Sept. 7, 1872, AEt. 91

ys, 3 ms.
Nathaniel Lord, 1818—1884.
(M.M.) Winter & Smith, Lowell.

(F.S.) MOTHER BROTHERS FATHER SISTERS
(G.A.R. marker.)

(base)
(right)

(back)

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 77

G— 112— Co K. 2nd Mass. Vol.

John Manning Dunnels 1838.
His wife, Mary Ringe Lord 1841
William Palfrey Walden 1863
Carrie Manning Dunnels 1867
Hilda Louise Walden 1893
James Edward Richardson 1868
Anna Wilson Dunnels 1871.
Edward Manning Richardson 1898
Paul Dunnels Richardson 1907.
(F.S.) J.M.D. Aug. 19, 1912.
(G.A.R. marker.)
B — 149 — Martha A. Dunnels — see John H. Dunnels.
G — 112 — Mary Ringe Lord Dunnels — see John Manning

Dunnels.
B — 149 — Mary Dunnels — see John H. Dunnels.
B — 120 — Samuel Dunnels — see Elizabeth A. Dunnels.
B — 149 — Samuel Dunnels — see John H. Dunnels.
G— 159— (top) DURGIN

(front) Winthrop H. Durgin, 1823—1894.
Sarah E., his wife, 1835—1925.
1857 Sarah Lizzie 1858
1864 Albert S. 1886

Lost at sea.
1861 William F. 1932
D — 91 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Abigail Dutch, widdow
(of Mr. Samuel) Dutch, who died Nouem'". the
14, 1713, Aged 64.
C — 85 — Mr. Benjamin Dutch — see Mrs. Sarah Dutch.
E — 16 — In memory of Daniel Dutch Jun"". son of Mr.
Daniel and Mrs. Sarah Dutch, who died May
12*'^, 1791, aged 14 months and 5 days.
(F.S.) Daniel Dutch Ju^
E— 95 —Daniel Dutch, died Oct. 14, 1851, AEt. 86 y'rs.
E— 149— Lucy, wife of Daniel Dutch, died June 27, 1847,
AEt. 81.

78 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E— 96 —Mary, dau. of Daniel Dutch, died July 17, 1865,

AEt. 64.
C — 85 — In memory of Mrs. Sarah Dutch, wife of Mr.
Benj" Dutch, who departed this life July 21st,
1748, Aged 68 years.
In memory of Mr. Benjamin Dutch who departed

this life Nov. 13th, 1760; Aged 80 years.
(F.S.) Mr. BenJ^ Dutch.
Mrs. Sara'' Dutch.
E — 15 — Erected in memory of Mrs. Sarah Dutch, wife of
Mr. Daniel Dutch, and daughter of Col°. Isaac
Dodge, who died Feb. 7, 1808, AEt. 42.
C — 84 — Steven, the son of Mr. Beniamin Dutch, who

died October 1721 (?).

(F.S.) Steven Dutch.
(N.B.) Stone defaced.
D — 177 — Here lyes the body of John Edwards Dec<^. April
the 15th, 1723, in the 64th year of his age.
(F.S. broken.)
C — 102 — Marie Anne Rogers, wife of Martin Ehrlacher,
died Sept. 10, 1868. Aged 78 yrs.
"Time is winging us away

To our eternal home;
Life is but a winters day,
A journey to the tomb."
H — 4 — Amanda Ellis — see Daniel A. Hodgkins.

G— 213— Mabelle I. Reed, wife of Alfred H. Ellsworth,

Feb. 4, 1871— Nov. 20, 1900.
G— 212— (front) EDDIE SUSIE

They are little graves, — but O, how dear!

For world-wide hopes are buried here;

Our darlings now have passed the heavenly gate,

And there for us these loved ones fondly wait.

(back) Susie T., born June 15, 1874; died Apr.
26, 1881.

Edward K., born May 26, 1871 ; died Apr. 5, 1881.

Children of Capt. Thomas F. and Harriet Ells-
worth.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 79

D — 35 — Here lyes interred the body of John, son to John
and Mary Emerson, minis'er of the Gospel at
Portsmouth, aged about 2 months who expired
Jan>-. the 7th, 1713/14.

Psalm the 90, V^ the 6th, In the morning it flourish-
eth and groweth up in the evenig it is cut down and
withereth.

D — 64 — Here lyes what was mortall of M'^s Lydia Emerson
(widdow to Mr. Nathaniel Emerson) who died
August the 13th, 1716, Aged 76 years.
D — 42 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Nathanael Emerson
who died Decem^ the 29, 1712, Aged 83.
Coat of arms.

(F.S.) Mr. Nathanael Emerson.
B— 90 —Fred W. Emerton, Feb. 22, 1853— Oct. 5, 1931.
His wife, Lucy M. Grant, Aug. 1, 1854 —
His wife, Lucy M. Grant, Aug. 1, 1854— Nov. 19,

1933.
EMERTON.

(M.M.) Roessler & Sons, Stoneham, Mass.
E — 77 — In memory of Daniel Emmons, and his wife
Sarah Hodgkins, also their son Daniel.
"Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God."
Erected by their daughter, Sarah E. Burnham.
(F.S. blank.)
E— 78 — Capt. Nathaniel P. Emmons died Feb. 27, 1880,
Aged 75 yrs.

"Therefore be ye also ready; for in such an hour as
ye think not the Son of man cometh."

Dear Brother we miss thee.
(F.S.) N.P.E.
C — 75 — Here lyes buried the body of Cap'. Daniel Epes
Esquire, who died January the 8th, 1692, Aged
aboute 70 years.
C — 74 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Epes (wife
of Cap^ Daniel Epes Esq''.) who died May the
7th, 1685, Aged about 61 years.
(F.S.) E.E.

80 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

H — 87 — Abbie M. Hovey, wife of Charles Estes, born
March 18, 1821 ; died July 12, 1884.
Death has bi-ought me home.
B— 135— (front) James H. Estes, 1831—1874.
EHza A. Estes, 1831—1895.
(base) ESTES.
(right) James Estes, 1806—1873.

Experience Estes, 1801—1872.
(left) Charles A. Estes, 1864—1899.
Sara K. Estes, 1858—1929.
C— 233— Here lyeth buried the body of Mrs. Elizebeth
Eueleth (wife to Mr. Edward Eueleth) who
died March the 11th, 1712/13. Aged 32 years.
(F.S.) E.E.
(M.M.) 18^

F — 18 — Emeline C. Eveleth — see Frederic Mitchell.

C— 232— Sarah Eveleth— see Sarah Glasiar.

A — 81 — The Brig Falconer was wrecked on Ipswich
Beach December 17, 1847. Seventeen of the
passengers and crew were lost.
Twelve lie buried here in one common grave.
Thomas Shaw and his wife

Julia Laskin Margaret Hennesy

Edward Fling Peter Conners

James Casson George Hayes

Thomas Warren John Summers
Thomas Grady Isaac Jones

* — James A. Fall died Aug. 16, 1902, aged 24 years,

10 months, and 10 days.
* — Lizzie Fall died Aug. 6, 1887, aged 59 years. She
was the daughter of Obediah and Rebecca Staf-
ford of Marblehead.
B — 163 — Caroline Farley — see Joseph Lord.

C — 211 — In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Farley, consort to
the late Gen^ Farley, who died July 6'^, 1795,
AEt. 69.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 81

Daughter of Robert Choate.

My Children and friends when these you See remem-
ber me.

(F.S.) Mrs. E. Farley.

C — 215 — To the memory of Mrs. Elizabeth, widow of Mr.
Michael Farley, who died Mar. 27, 1857, AE.
87 y's, 6 m's, and 17 d's.

"Jesus said unto her; I am the resurrection and the
life; he that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet
shall he live."

(F.S.) E.F.

,D — 1 — Elizabeth Cogswell, daughter of Michael and
Elizabeth Farley, died Aug. 22, 1866, Aged 63.
(F.S.) E. C.F.

G — 38 — Emeline Farley — see Deacon Nath' Farley.

D — 2 — Eunice, daughter of Michael and Elizabeth Far-
ley, died March 29, 1873. Aged 76.
(F.S.) E.F.

C — 192 — Sacred to the memory of Jabez Farley Esq. who
died April 5, 1836, aged 81.

In his family, in the community in which he dwelt,
he was respected and beloved. He served his country
as an Officer in the army of the Revolution; and her
interests were always near his heart.

(F.S.) J.F.

A— 78 —(front) Joseph K. Farley, July 7, 1806— May

16, 1847.
Mary S. Kimball, his wife. May 23, 1808— March

16, 1901.
Infant son, 1842.
(base) FARLEY.

(right) Thomas Kimball, 1761—1852.
Sarah Staniford, his wife, 1768—1851.
(left) John Staniford, 1780—1851.
Abigail Staniford, 1776—1848.

82 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 193 — Here sleeps with an infant daughter, Mrs. Lucy
Farley, the amiable consort of Mr. Jabez Farley,
and daughter of the late Rev. Nathanael Rog-
ers, who departed this life July 24th, A. D.
1788, AEt. 29.

As vernal storms both tree and fruit destroy,
So death thee, Lucy, and thy budding Joy:
Farewell — for thee each feeling heart shall mourn,
And oft to mind thy friendly soul returne.

(F.S.) Mrs. Lucy Farley.
G— 187— Lucy Mary Farley, born July 12, 1797 ; died Jan.

11, 1872.
G — 38 — Lucy R. Farley — see Deacon Nath'. Farley.

D — 15 — Here lyeth buried the body of Mrs. Mary Farley,
wife of Mr. Michael Farley, who dyed the 21 of
October, 1712, Aged 38 years.

As you are
Soe ware we
As we are
You shall be.
C — 157 — Mrs. Mary Anne, wife of John E.W.Farley, died
April 9, 1840, Aged 25.

Sleep — Mary; in thy grave repose

Thy race of life is run —
Thy rest is what the Lord bestows,

And let his will be done.
A little longer I am spai-ed,
And we again shall meet:
May I, like you, be well prepared,
And sit at Jesus feet.
(F.S.) M.A.F.

C — 1 — Mary M. Farley — see Manning Tomb.

A — 78 — Mary S. Kimball Farley — see Joseph K. Farley.

C — 212 — Erected to the memory of the Hon''^ Michael
Farley Esq^; Major General of the Militia and
Sheriff of the County of Essex ; Who died June
20th, 1789, AE'. 70.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 83

With a mind open, honest and generous With a heart
alive to humanity and compassion. He serv'd, for many
years, in various stations, private, publick and hon-
ourable, his friends, his neighbours and his Country
with such integrity, zeal and diligence, as merited an
extensive approbation and render'd his death justly
regreted.

Here mix'd with earth his ashes must remain.
Till death shall die, and mortals rise again.

(F.S.) Michael Farley Esq^
C — 216 — To the memory of Mr. Michael Farley who died
July 13, 1839, aged 78 years, 8 months, and 21
days.

"The Lord knoweth the days of the upright: and their
inheritance shall be forever."
(F.S.) M.F.
G— 38 —(front) Dea. Nath'. R. Farley, Sept. 2, 1814—
May 22, 1897.
His wife, Emeline Caldwell, Sept. 17, 1826— June

28, 1905.
(base) FARLEY,
(right) Nath'. R. Farley Jr., May 7, 1858 —

Jan. 31, 1876.
Emeline C. Farley ; Oct. 13, 1850— Aug. 19, 1907.
Lucy R. Farley, Nov. 14, 1852— March 23, 1916.
(left) Sarah Farley, 1817—1878.

Lucy Rogers Farley, 1812—1894.
Children of Nath'. Rogers Farley, 1784—1857;

and Sarah P. Farley, 1787—1869.
(F.S.) E.C.F., S.F., L.R.F., N.R.F. Jr.,
L.R.F., N.R.F., S.P.F., E.C.F., N.R.F.
C — 194 — Sacred to the memory of Susanna S. Farley,
widow of the late Jabez Farley Esq. and daugh-
ter of the late Maj. Joseph Swasey, departed
this life Aug. 8, 1846, Aged 76.

Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord from
henceforth: yea, saith the Spirit ,that they may rest
from their labours: and their works do follow them.
(F.S.) S.S.F.

84 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D— 12 — Tace Anne S. Farley died Dec. 24, 1831, AEt. 24.

"Sorrow not even as others which have no hope. For
if we beleive that Jesus died and rose again, even so
them also which sleep in Jesus will God bring with
him."

(F.S.) T.A.S.F.
E — 105 — Jacob, son of Jacob M. and Hannah L. Farnum,
died Nov. 13, 1822, AEt. 1 yr. 5 mos.

H— 26 —Andrew P. Felton, 1822—1891.
His wife, Lucy S. 1843—
(G.A.R. marker.)

H — 25 — Lydia Ann, wife of Andrew P. Felton, died Feb.
24, 1859, aged 26 yrs, 5 mos.
(F.S.) L.A.F.

(Also small stone on lot.) OUR BABIES, chil-
dren of A.P. and L.S. Felton.

G — 195 — Benjamin Fewkes, born in England, Apr. 13,
1788; died Dec. 27, 1869, aged 81 yrs.
His virtues dignified his humble birth,
And led his mind above the things of earth.
* — Benjamin F. Fewkes died April 17, 1915, aged
63 years, 1 month, 12 days.
He was the son of Benjamin and Elizabeth Wil-
kins Fewkes.
*— Edwin W. Fewkes died March 14, 1908, aged 39
years.
He was the son of Edwin and Elizabeth M. Wil-
kins Fewkes.
*— Elizabeth M. Fewkes died March 12, 1907, aged
78 years, 6 months.
She was the daughter of Alexander Wilkins and
Jannett McLachin.
* — Emma M. Fewkes — see Emma M. Darling.
*— Hazel Fewkes died July 2, 1897, aged 7 days.
She was the daughter of Edwin and Nettie S.
Foss Fewkes.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 85

B— 190— (right) Henry J. Fewkes, 1849—1890.
His wife, Hannah J. 1851—1930.
(base) FEWKES.
* — Lillian Appleton Fewkes died Aug. 25, 1907, aged
3 yrs, 3 mos.
She was the daughter of Edwin W. and Nettie S.
Foss Fewkes.
*— Sarah E. Fewkes died March 7, 1885, aged 55
years, 8 months.

G_143— Charles W. Fish died Sept. 30, 1865, aged 33 yrs.

Rest in peace.
(Union Defender marker.)

G— 142— Sarah E. Fish died Jan. 23, 1896, AEt. 64 yrs.
B — 153 — Abby Fisher — see Abby Fisher Andrews.
D — 192 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Abraham Fits who died
August the 18, 1714, Aged 59 years.
(F.S.) Mr. Abraham Fits.
D— 165— In memory of Miss Sarah Fitz, obt. Dec. 1, 1828,
Aged 71.

Oh, death! thou'rt gain to her now.
For Christ was her life when below.

(F.S.) S.F.
A — 81 — Edward Fling — see Falconer.

G — 133 — Almira Flint — see James Caldwell. See also
G— 131— Col. Luther Caldwell.

B — 144 — (front) Clara and George.

Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep.

(back) Clara M. born June 3, 1860, died Feb. 27,
1862.
George B. M. born Apr. 3, 1862, died
Nov. 5, 1862.
Children of Jonathan T. and Margaret Foss.
G — 165— (front) Mary Foss, 1801—1877.

Samuel F. Foss, 1844—1901.
(base) FOSS.

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86 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(right) Thomas Wildes, 1802—1871.

His wife, Eunice Wildes, 1803—1894.
Lucy Wildes, 1829—1904.
(base) WILDES.

(left) John C. Foss, 1845—1907, Co. G. 23^<'
Mass. Vol. Inf.
His wife, Mary F. Foss, 1844—1928.
(F.S.) FATHER MOTHER M.F. S.F.F.

L.W. E.W. T.W.

(G.A.R. marker.) f

A — 29 — Here lies Mr. Abraham Foster, died December the

25th, 1720, aged 53 years.

(F.S.) Mr. Abraham Foster, 1720. 1

H— 32 —Edward M. Foster, died Mar. 23, 1922.

His wife, Mary E. Foster, died May 9, 1897.
(base) FOSTER.
B— 129— Eliza Foster— see Eliza Foster Plouff.

G — 47 — Harriet N. Potter Foster — see Samuel P. Foster.

D — 17 — Here lyes Dae". lacob Foster who died July the

9th, 1710, in the 75 year of His Age.
(F.S.) Jacob Fon.
E — 67 — Here lyes the body of Mr. James Foster, who died

April 30th, 1751, Aged 68 years and 6 months.
D — 47 — Here Lies Buried Mary, the Wife of lacob Foster,

Who Dyed April the 12, 1709, AGED 37 years.

H — 32 — Mary E. Foster — see Edward M. Foster.

B — 128 — Sally Foster — see Sally Foster Pingree.

G— 47 —Samuel P. Foster, 1836—1906. Co. K, 2nd Reg,
Mass Vol. Infantry.
Harriet N. Potter, his wife, 1836—1875.
Sarah E. Howe, his wife, 1850—1928.
(base) FOSTER.
(G.A.R. marker.)

G — 46 — Eben E. Fowler — see John J. Fowler.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 87

G — 46 —(front) John J. Fowler, 1839—1919.

His wife, Mercy A. Fowler, 1842—1895.
Mary B., 1870—1893.
(base) FOWLER,
(right) Nellie A. 1865—1868.

John J. 1874—1874.
(left) Eben E. Fowler, 1841—1885. Co. I. 23rd

Reg. Mass. Vol.
(G.A.R. marker.)
*— Mabel C. Fowler died April 14, 1903, aged 19
years, 1 month.

She was the adopted daughter of Joseph and
Abbie H. Fowler.
G — 46 — Mary B. Fowler — see John J. Fowler.

G — 46 — Mercy A. Fowler — see John J. Fowler.

G — 46 — Nellie A. Fowler — see John J. Fowler.

E — 13 Here lyes intarred what was mortall of Mr. Philip
Fowler who died November the 16th, 1715, aged
67, wanting 39 days.

C — 152 — Sacred to the memory of the Rev. Levi Frisbie
who was for thirty years Pastor of the First
Church and Congregation in Ipswich.
Ingenious, Learned, Eloquent, He ably inculcated
the precepts of Christianity: Humble, Pious,
and Benevolent, He successfully exhibited its
amiableness in his life. His gentleness of Dis-
position, And purity of Morals Inspired Esteem,
Reverence, and Affection. In the hight of use-
fulness. And matured in Virtue, He died Feb.
25, A.D. 1806, Aged 58.
(F.S.) L.Frisbie.

C — 196 — Erected in memory of Miss Mary Frisbie, the
only child of the Rev. Levi Frisbie by Mrs.
Zerviah, his late wife, who died April 6th,
1794, Aged 16 years and 11 Mo^

88 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

Ah precious flower! was it the frown
Of Heaven, that cut thee early down?
Or did the hand of severeign love
Raise thee to bloom in Paradise above?
(F.S.) Miss Mary Frisbie.
C — 150 — Erected in memory of Mrs. Mehetabel Frisbie,
relict of the late Rev. Levi Frisbie and daugh-
ter of the late Rev. Moses Hale of Nev^^bury.
She died April 6, 1828, Aged 77 years.

She was distinguished by a sacred regard for the
principles and duties of Christianity. Humility, resig-
nation, fox'titude. Integrity, Discretion, Industry, and
maternal affection were conspicuous traits in her char-
acter. To the sick and afflicted she was eminent in
affording consolation.
(F.S.) M. F.
C — 197 — Erected to the memory of Miss Mehetable Frisbie,
daughter of the late Rev. Levi Frisbie and
Mehetable, his wife, who died May 15, A. D.
1822, Aged 30 years and 6 months.
Stop, gentle reader, haste not heedless by,
Let drops of sorrow fill thy pitying eye,
But wisely weep: thy days so swiftly flee,
Soon mourning friends shall pour sad tears for thee.
(F.S.) M.F.
C — 198 — Erected to the memory of Miss Sarah Frisbie,
daughter of the late Rev. Levi Frisby and Me-
hetable his wife, who died July 23, A. D. 1827,
Aged 45 years and 8 months.

Children of dust, who read with pensive eye
This letered Stone, where mortal relics lie;
Think as you sigh, because they live no more.
Soon you shall drop, and be what you deplore.
(F.S.) S.F.
C — 195 — Memento Mori

Erected to the memory of Mrs. Zerviah Frisbie,
the amiable and virtuous consort, of the ReV.
Levi Frisbie, who departed this life on the 21st
day of Aug^ A.D. 1778. Aged 31 years and 5
Mon^

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 89

Prudent and meek she pass'd thro' various woes,
Belov'd by friends, uncensur'd by her foes;
Yet worth like this, could not avail to save
One favour'd mortal from an early Grave:
Chear'd with fresh hopes life's future bliss to gain,
She drop'd, — and told us all this world is vain.
Peruse ye happy pairs this speaking stone,
And think her fate ere long may be your own.
(F.S.) Mrs. Zerviah Frisbie.

B— 193— Charlotte Fuller— see Charlotte F. Burnham.

H — 88 — Elizabeth Fuller — see Elizabeth Fuller Hovey.

B — 197 — Hannah, wife of Nathaniel Fuller, died Jan, 17,
1861, AEt. 98 ys., 3 ms.

And I give unto them eternal life.

E — 191 — Hannah Fuller — see James Fuller.
E— 191— James Fuller, died Sept. 5, 1842, AE. 84.

Hannah, his wife, died Jan. 6, 1847, AE. 79.
(F.S.) J.F.
H— 90 —Lucy Fuller, born Dec. 25, 1792, died Aug. 12,
1864.
Erected by her nephew, Geo. L. Hovey.
B— 196— Nathaniel Fuller died Dec. 30, 1842, AE. 82.
A Revolutionary Soldier,

Kind husband now beneath the sod,
Thy form to earth is given;
And when God calleth me away.
May I meet the in Heaven.
Also his son Cap^ Nathaniel Fuller died at sea
June, 1825, AE, 34.

'Tis sweet to believe of the absent we loved,
If we miss them below, we shall meet them above.
(S.A.R. marker.)

H— 89 —Sarah Fuller— see Sarah Fuller Wyatt.

B — 49 — Susan L. Fuller — see Daniel N, Spiller.

E— 81 —Elizabeth Gage died June 8, 1839, AEt. 65.

(F.S.) E.G.
A — 7 — Elizabeth Gage — see Mrs. Elizabeth G. Lord.

90 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 64 — In memory of Mrs. Abigail Gallaway who died
Nov. 12, 1806; AEt. 69.

Not death, nor hell, my hope shall m°'''®
While such a friend is nigh.
(M.M.) 2:11, $5.
(F.S.) A.G.
E — 63 — In memory of Miss Lydia Gallaway who departed
this life Novr. 6, 1802, AEt. 27.

In the cold mansion of the silent tomb,
How still the solitude! how deep the gloom!
Here sleeps the dust in conscience close confine<*
But far far distan' dwells th' immortal mind.

(F.S.) Miss Lydia Gallaway.
G — 67 — Maria Gardner — see John K. Chapman.
C— 170— Here Lyeth Buried the Body of M" Anne Ged-
ney the wife of Co'll"". Bartholomew Gedney,
Aged 56 years, departed this Life October the
15, 1697.
(F.S.) Mrs. Anne Gedney.
C — 80 — Here lyes the body of Mr. James Gerald, son of
Mr. James Gerald of Springfeild, who deC^.
December the 21st, 1727, in the 34'*' year of
his age.
B— 204— Nethaniel Gerrish, Jan. 17, 1822— Sept. 6, 1907.
Harriet A. Poor, his wife. May 2, 1821— Mar. 19,
1869.

Weep not we are not dead, but sleeping here, in
peaceful rest.
G — 55 — Mary J. Getchell — see Aldred Newton.

B — 2 — Here lyes the body of David Giddinge, son of Dea.
Solomon Giddinge, who died Jan. 7th, 1771, in
the 24 year of his age.
(F.S.) David Gi'^dinge. (behind headstone of
Samuel Clark.)
C— 16 — Benj". Glasier died March 5, 1835, AE. 72 y'rs.
Deborah, his wife, died Nov. 18, 1843, AE. 72 y'rs.
(F.S.) B.G. D.G.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 91

C — 17 — Elizabeth E., wife of Benjamin Glasier, died Sept.
2, 1847, Aged 27.
Also an infant son died Sept. 10, 1847; Aged

3 weeks.
(F.S.) E.E.G.
* — John Joseph Glasier died Jan. 26, 1902, aged 75
years, 5 months.
He was the son of Daniel Glasier and Sally
Russell.

G — 120 — Mary Glasier — see Aaron Rutherford.

* — Mary Eva Glazier, daughter of Charles and Mary
Eva Mallard Glazier, died Sept. 22, 1891, aged
12 years, 1 month.

G— 101— Richard R. Glasier, Sept. 11, 1859— Oct. 17, 1929.
His wife Lizzie Stone, Nov. 25, 1854 — Apr. 12,
1934.

C — 232 — Here lyes the body of Sarah Glasiar, the daughter
of Mr. Joseph and Mary Eueleth and the wife
of Mr. Stephen Glasiar who died March the
19"\ 1716, in the 24 year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Sarah Glasiar.
*— Sarah Glasier died Feb. 26, 1903, aged 70 years,
2 months.
She was the widow of John Joseph Glasier, and
the daughter of Ashur Blake.
— Here lyes the body of Stephen Glasiar, the son of
Mr. Stephen and Sarah Glasiar, who died March
the 23, 1716, Aged 10 dayes.
(N.B. This stone has disappeared, copied by
T. F. W.)

E — 188 — In memory of Aaron Goodhue who died Sept. 20,
1847; Aged 86.
Also his wife, Mary Goodhue, who died March 10,

1848; Aged 84.
(F.S.) A.G. M.G.

92 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 183 — Aaron, son of Aaron and Fanny M. Goodhue,
born Aug. 9, 1846 ; died Oct. 28, 1855.
(F.S.) A.G.
E— 181— Aaron Goodhue died June 10, 1868, AEt. 74 yrs.

2 mos.
E— 182— Abner Goodhue, born Dec. 29, 1849, died Oct. 29,

1883.
D — 13 — Here lies the body of Dauid Goodheu, son of
Will'", and Mary Goodheu, died Sep', the 1st,
1713, Aged 10 years.
E — 185 — David Goodhue — see Mr. Joseph Goodhue.
H— 62 —MOTHER Dolly E. Goodhue, born Sept. 30, 1854,
died Dec. 6, 1891.
FATHER Ephraim Goodhue, born Nov. 24, 1854,

died Mar. 22, 1894.
Their son, William, born June 25, 1875, died June

28, 1875.
(base) GOODHUE.
C — 18 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Dorithy Goodhue, the
wife of Mr. Joseph Goodhue r'"«'% who died
March the 7th, 1725, Aged about 28 years.
(F.S.) Mrs Dorithy Goodhue.
B — 136 — Ella M. Goodhue — see Samuel J. Goodhue.
H — 62 — Ephraim Goodhue — see Dolly E. Goodhue.
E — 180 — Fanny M. Cooper, wife of Aaron Goodhue, died
Feb. 5, 1889, AEt. 89 yrs, 1 mo, 25 dys.
(F.S.) A.G.
B — 208 — Hannah, dau. of Nathaniel and Mary Goodhue

died AEt. 40 y'rs. 7 mo's. and 5 d's.

(N.B. Stone badly repaired; line effaced.)
E — 185 — Here li the body% viz,

Mr. Joseph Goodhue, who died Decm^ the 12,

1759, in the 59th year of his age.
Mrs. Mary Goodhue, the Wife of the Above Dec^
who died Deem', the 11th, 1759, in the 59th
year of her age.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 93

David Goodhue, son of the Above Deceast, who
died DeC^. the 3d, 1759, in the 23d year of his
age.
(F.S.) Mr. Joseph Goodhue. Mrs. Mary Good-
hue, David Goodhue.
E — 186 — In memory of Mr. Joseph Goodhue who died May

10, 1800, aged 69.

Pass on, my friend, dx-y up your tears,
I must lie here, till Christ appears,

Death is a debt to nature due;

I've paid the debt, and so must you.

(F.S.) Mr. Joseph Goodhue.
E — 184 — In memory of Mr. Judah Goodhue who died June

11, 1809; in the 76 year of his age.

My feet shall travel all the length

Of the celestial road,

And march with courage in thy strength

To see my father God.

With heav'nly weapons I have fought

The battles of the Lord,

Finish'd my course and kept the faith,

And wait the sure reward.

(F.S.) Mr. J. G.
H— 63 —(front) MOTHER FATHER AT REST.
(back) Manasseh C. Goodhue born Dec. 7, 1821,
died Apr. 4, 1876.
Mary, wife of Manasseh C. Goodhue,
born Oct. 26, 1826, died May 10, 1887.
(Union Defender marker.)
(M.M.) H.P.S. & Co. Boston.
E — 188 — Mary Goodhue — see Aaron Goodhue.
H — 63 — Mary Goodhue — see Manasseh C. Goodhue.
E — 185 — Mary Goodhue — see Mr. Joseph Goodhue.
B — 43 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Mary Goodhue, the wife
of Mr. William Goodhue, who died Septemb^
the 4th, 1729; in the 63 year of her age.
B — 210 — Mary, wife of Nathaniel Goodhue, died May 10,
1860, AEt. 61 y'rs, 6 mo's, and 15 d's.

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94 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

* — Mary Goodhue died May 3, 1887, aged 60 years,
7 months.
She was the daughter of John and Ann Musby
Goodhue.
H— 64 —Mary P. Goodhue, born Feb. 1, 1824, died Oct. 14.
1887.

At rest.
(M.M.) H.P.S. & Co. Boston.
B— 209— Nathaniel Goodhue died Oct. 23, 1875, AEt. 78

yrs. 10 mos.
E — 187 — In memory of Mrs. Rachel Goodhue who died
April 3, 1812, in the 67 year of her age.
The rising morning cant assure
That we shall end the day,
For death stands ready at the door,
To seize our lives away.

(F.S.) R. G.
B— 136— Samuel J. Goodhue, Nov. 10, 1852— Jan. 19, 1912.
His wife Ella M., June 4, 1847— Mar. 31, 1924.
(base) GOODHUE.
(F.S.) Little Emma.
E — 72 — Sarah Goodhue — see Mrs. Sarah Day.
B — 136 — Sarah Goodhue — see David Davidson.
D — 103 — Hear lies the body of Mr. William Goodhue who
died July the 10th, 1722, Aged about 56 years.
(F.S.) Mr. WiUiam Goodhue.
H — 62 — William Goodhue — see Dolly E. Goodhue.
A — 57 — Lucy A. Haskell, Wife of Sylvester Goodwin,
born Apr. 13, 1814 ; Died Apr. 9, 1900.

"Her children arise up and call her blessed."
A — 58 — (front) Sylvester Goodwin born Apr. 5, 1814;
died Oct. 28, 1886.
(back) Children —

George S. born Nov. 29, 1840 ;
died Apr. 16, 1846.

William J. born Sept. 19,
1842; died Nov. 2, 1886.
(Union Defender marker.)

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 95

D — 125 — Here lies the body of Mr. Richard Goss who died
January the 24, 1714/15; Aged 52 years.

For this departed soul and all the rest
That Christ hath purchased thay shall be blest.
E — 82 — In memory of Abigail Gould, wife of Mager
Gould who died Jan. 20, 1797, AEt. 63.

"Be followers of them who through faith and patience
inherit the promises."
(F.S.) A.G. 1797.
A — 48 — In memory of Amos Gould born Dec. 26, 1776;
Died June 2, 1850.
(F.S.) A.G.
A — 46 — Asabel Huntington, died June 16, 1825, Aged 12
years.
Charlotte Amelia, died Oct. 30, 1821, Aged 13

months.
Children of Mr. Amos Gould.
(F.S.) A. H.G.
E — 79 — In memory of Capt. Daniel Gould who died May
8, 1811: AEt. 42.
He was a man of integrity, enterprise, and indus-
try, and much beloved by his acquaintance,
(F.S.) Capt. Daniel Gould.
G — 120 — Lucy A. Gould — see Aaron A. Rutherford.
A — 64 — Mrs. Lydia, wife of Thomas Gould, died Sept. 8,
1852, Aged 62.

Why should we mourn, why shed a tear,
That all her toils are o'er?
Her spirit rests where angels dwell,
Where death is known no more.

(F.S.) L.G.
E — 80 — In memory of Mager Gould who died April 30,
1809, AEt. 82.

"What man is there, who liveth, that shall not see
death."

"Who can save himself from going down to the
grave, the house appointed for all the living?"

(F.S.) M.G. 1809.

96 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

*— Margaret Ann Gould died Oct. 26, 1898, aged 70
years, 10 months.
She was the widow of Thomas Gould and the
daughter of Ruth W. Hall.
A — 47 — In memory of Mary Gould, born Nov. 14, 1780,
died July 6, 1825.
(F.S.) M.G.
A — 49 — In memory of Nellie Hood, wife of Amos Gould,
born in Topsfield Apr. 13, 1789, died in Wen-
ham Oct. 26, 1877.
(M.M.) Baptista and Co., Boston.
H — 44 — Rebecca Gould — see Rebecca Kimball.
A— 63 —Thomas Gould, died Nov. 1, 1864, Aged 74 yrs.

(F.S.) T.G.
A — 81 — Thomas Grady — see Falconer.
B— 89 —Benjamin F. Grant died Sept. 14, 1872, Aged 43
years.
Hanora, his wife, died Apr. 3, 1865, Aged 32

years.
James F. died Dec. 30, 1859, aged 2 yrs.
Benjamin F. Jr. died July 12, 1860, Aged 2 ms,

18 ds.
Charles A. died Mar. 25, 1864, Aged 1 year.
Sons of Benjamin F. and Hanora Grant.
"Rest in peace."

B — 89 — Charles A. Grant — see Benjamin F. Grant.

B — 89 — Hanora Grant — see Benjamin F. Grant.

B — 91 — James F. son of Banjamin F. and Hannora Grant,
died Dec. 30, 1859, aged 2 y'rs, 13 dys.

Beautiful and lovely
He wei'e but given
Fair bud on earth

To blossom in heaven.

(F.S.) J.F. G.
B — 90 — Lucv M. Grant — see Fred W. Emerton.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 97

G — 34 — Hannah S. Graves — see William H. Graves.

E— 204— Moses Graves died Oct. 22, 1886, AEt. 92.

AT REST
(M.M.) H.P.S. & Co.
E— 203— Salley, wife of Moses Graves, died May 20, 1853,
AEt. 58.

"Precious in the eyes of the Lord is the death of his
saints."

(M.M.) Grennell, Lynn.
(S.A.R. marker.) [Sic]
E — 205 — Sarah A. Graves, wife of Moses Graves, died

June 17, 1890 AEt. 67.
G— 34 —HUSBAND

William H. Graves, October 30, 1821— March 5,

1890.
WIFE

Hannah S. Graves, February 22, 1820 — November
17, 1882.
G— 33 —William H., Son of William H. and Hannah S.
Graves, died Sept. 24, 1853, AEt 7 mos.

G— 214— GREASLEY

Thomas Greasley, 1827—1875.
Lucy A. his wife, 1835—1918.
1874 Etta D. 1917.
1870 William D. 1925.

H — 46 — Carrie E. Greenlaw — see Curtis Damon.

H — 71 — (front) James Griffing, Born in England, Jan.
23, 1827— Nov. 17, 1906.
His wife, Mary Hannah Wallis, April 15, 1821 —
April 1, 1901.

At Rest.
(base) GRIFFING

(left) Clarence Allen Hatch, May 1, 1850— Oct.
24, 1920.
His wife, Hannah Wallis Griffing, Dec.
23, 1861—

98 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(back) Ernest M. Cole, Feb. 15, 1854—

His wife, Theresa J. Griffing, Oct. 24,
1851—
(right) Mary Adaline Griffing, Wife of Arthur
H. Nichols, Aug. 28, 1853— Dec. 27,
1926.
Arthur H. Nichols, Apr. 15, 1849— Mar.
31, 1933.
(F.S.) MOTHER FATHER CLARENCE
ADDIE ARTHUR.

E — 231 — Eliza Grow — see Charles Dodge.

A — 37 — Elizabeth Grow — see John and Sarah Haraden
Caldwell.

H— 37 —George N. Gwinn, Oct. 19, 1839— Dec. 25, 1911.
His wife, Mary Brockelbank, July 18, 1843— Oct.
5, 1911.

G— 200— Sarah W. Hadley, daughter of John H. and
Aroline F. Smith, died Mar. 28, 1896, aged 39
years, 11 months.

E — 48 — Hannah Hale — see Ebenezer Burnham.

C — 150 — Mehetabel Hale — see Mehetabel Frisbie.

G— 76 —(front) Adino Brackett Hall, M.D., born at
Northfield, N.H., Oct. 17, 1819, died in Boston,
Apr. 21, 1880.

And when he had served his generation, by the will
of God he fell on sleep.

(back) Practised Medicine in Kingston and
Natick, Mass., 1846—1852. In Boston, from
Oct. 7, 1854, to April 16, 1880.

Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the least
of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.
H— 1 —Alice G. Hall— see Eliza C. Hall.
H— 3 —Edward C. Hall, May 31, 1849— Nov. 13, 1911.
Joanna C. Hall, Nov. 19, 1849— May 10, 1928.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 99

H— 1 —Eliza C, wife of William Hall, died Feb. 3, 1866,
AEt. 46 yrs. 1 mo.
Alice G. their dau. died Feb. 21, 1866, AEt. 5

yrs. 2 mos.
(F.S.) blank.
H— 3 —Joanna C. Hall— see Edward C. Hall.

* — Margaret Ann Hall — see Margaret Ann Gould.
G— 77 —Mary, wife of Dr. A. B. Hall.

(N.B. She married John Cummings after the
death of Dr. Hall, and was originally Mary
Cowles.)
G— 223— Mary E. Hall— see Stephen Jewett.
H— 2 —William Hall died Apr. 20, 1891, AEt. 78 yrs.
B — 107 — Mary E., dau. of Osborne and Mary P. Ham, died
July 27, 1853, AEt. 13 mo's.
(F.S.) M.E.H.
B— 106— Mary P. wife of Osborne Ham, died Aug. 23,
1853, AEt. 28.

The lovely and the beautiful

How soon they fade away;

The hearts we love and cherish most,

First hasten to decay.

B — 158 — Here rests what was mortal of Abraham Ham-
matt who was born in Plymouth of Pilgrim
lineage, on the 26th of March, A.D. 1781, and
who died in Ipswich August 9th, A. D. 1854,
being 73 years of age.

He set life above wealth and having early earned the
means of temperate living gave himself to liberal
studies. A lover and a scholar in every part of nature;
he thereby drew so near to God as to trust him entirely.
Wise, gentle and single-hearted, he lived cheerfully,
and accepted death without misgiving.
(F.S.) A.H.
B — 159 — In memory of Lucy R.F. Hammat, wife of Abra-
ham Hammat, born June 8, 1789, Died March
14, 1876, Aged 87 years.

100 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD t^

F — 12 — Elizabeth Hammond — see Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball.

H — 95 — Nancy Hancock — see Nancy Hancock Kelley.

E — 108 — Harriet Harding — see Caroline G. Harris.

G— 168— Alice C. Hardy— see Alice C. Hill.

G — 102— Caroline A. Hardy— see Otis C. Hardy.

G— 102— (front) Otis C. Hardy, 1846—1927.

His wife, Caroline A. Hardy, 1845—1922.

(base) HARDY.

(right) Wilham Lakeman, 1806—1889.

His wife, Lydia Woodbury, 1811—1891.
(base) LAKEMAN

(back) Children, Nathaniel W. ; 1835—1869.
Sarah, 1833—1857.
Emma J. 1849—1858.
(Union Defender marker.)
*— Warren H. Hardy, died Sept. 26, 1892, aged 24
years, 7 months, 28 days.
He was the son of Warren D. Hardy and Alber-
tine Walton.
B — 123— Adaline died Aug. 4, 1854, AE. 3 y's, 8 m's.
Susan M. died Sept. 18, 1853, AE. 9 m's.
Children of Thomas and Lucy M. Harris.

Happy children now at rest.

E — 128 — Alice Potter Harris — see Joanna Potter Harris.
D — 148 — Angle B. Harris — see John D. Harris.

* — Angle B. Harris, wife of John Harris and daugh-
ter of James Brown and Judith Herrin, died
Apr. 5, 1892, aged 51 years, 8 months.
H — 54 — Anna Florence Harris — see Ebenezer Harris.

* — Anne L. Harris died June 3, 1910, aged 68 years,
13 days.
She was the wife of Stephen Harris.
G — 93a— Barbara T. Harris— see Fred B. Harris.
*— Bessie Bell Harris died Aug. 19, 1897.

She was the daughter of Arthur B. and Bessie
Bell Harris.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 101

G — 99 — Caroline B. Harris — see Caroline B. Harris Web-

E — 108 — Sacred to the memory of Miss Caroline G. Harris,

only daughter of the late Capt. John H. and

Mrs. Hannah Harris, who died Feb. 19, 1845,

AE. 39.

Receive, O Earth, her faded form
In thy cold bosom let it lie;
Safe let it rest from every storm —
Soon must it rise no more to die.

Also, Capt. John Holmes Harris who was lost at
sea, on his passage from Savannah to Boston
on the morning of the 23d of Mar., 1830, AE.
58.

Also, Mrs. Harriet H. Harris, wife of Mr. John
H. Harris, and daughter of Mr. Jesse Harding
of Haverhill Mass., who died at Boston Feb.
3, 1845, AE. 38.

She has left this vain world of sorrow and care,
The joys of the blest in bright regions to share;
She's gone to that heaven where grief cannot come.
And the angels of God have welcomed her home.

(F.S.) C.G.H. J.H.H. . H.H.H.

(N.B. This stone no longer existent, copied by
T.F.W. A new stone, duplicating it, but with-
out the poetry or Mrs. Harriet Harris, has been
set up in its place.)
E — 106 — Charles Harris — see Rebecca Harris,
ber.

G— 110— (front) Daniel R. Harris, Nov. 23, 1821— Oct.
31, 1904.
His wife, Margaret E., Apr. 18, 1826— Sept. 16,

1857.
His wife, Susan N.; Mar. 19, 1814— Mar. 8, 1892.
(base) HARRIS.

(right) Henry P. Sutton, Mar. 4, 1843— Jan. 7,
1916.
William Newman, Jan. 15, 1808 — May 7,
1885.

102 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(left) Children: Rogers, Apr. 14, 1853— Oct.
25, 1873.
Sarah E., Oct. 23, 1847— Nov.

10, 1879.
Margaret A., July 28, 1850—
May 23, 1901.
(F.S.) William, Rogers, Sarah E., Margaret A.,
Henry P., Margaret E., Susan N., Daniel R.
*— Ebenezer Harris died Dec. 27, 1885, aged 82
years, 3 months.
H — 54 — (front) Ebenezer Harris, born Oct. 1, 1803, died
Dec. 27, 1885.
His wife, Joanna Harris, born May 23, 1798,

died June 26, 1878.
(base) HARRIS

(right) Ebenezer, born Feb. 25, 1828, died July
22, 1829.
Ebenezer, born Aug. 17, 1832, died

Sept. 8, 1835.
Lucy Sarah, born Dec. 22, 1829, died

Sept. 16, 1875.
Children of Ebenezer and Joanna Har-
ris,
(back) Anna Florence Harris, born Apr. 4,
1875— died Oct. 22, 1875.
Robert C. Harris, born Sept. 19, 1885
—died Apr. 12, 1904.
(left) George Harris, born June 8, 1835, died
Dec. 31, 1912.
His wife, Susan Todd, born Mar. 20,
1850, died Sept. 25, 1920.
(Union Defender marker.)
(M.M.) Smith and Ferguson, Boston.
E — 127 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. Edward Harris, who
died Sept. 18, 1849, AE. 64 y's.
Erected by his son John Harris Jr.
(F.S.) E.H.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 103

C — 139 — Elizabeth Staniford Harris — see Nathaniel Har-
ris.
B— 8 — Elizabeth S., daughter of Ephraim B. and Lucy
Harris, died April 18, 1839, Aged 16 yrs.
(F.S.) E. S.H.
G— 97— MOTHER FATHER

Emily A. Harris Nov. 27, 1829— May 28, 1919.
Moses Harris, Aug. 1, 1823— Feb. 17, 1905.
(base) HARRIS.
B_9 —Ephraim B. Harris died Dec. 31, 1870, AEt. 77
yrs.
Lucy, his wife, died Oct. 17, 1870, AEt. 77 yrs.
(F.S.) E.B.H.

(M.M.) Witherell and Co., Lowell.
G — 98 — Frank Harris, Sgt. U.S.Army, Retired. (30 years
service.) 1863—1923.
(Spanish War Veteran and American Legion
markers.)
G— 93a— Fred B. Harris, 1864—

His wife, Barbara E. Thompson, 1875—1934.
H — 54 — George Harris — see Ebenezer Harris.
E — 107 — Hannah, wife of Cap. John H. Harris, died Jan.
28, 1852, Aged 71 years.

We raise this monumental stone
Beside a faithful mother's grave;
She taught us sin and death to shun,
And fly to Him whose power can save.
(F.S.) H. H.
E — 108 — Harriet H. Harris — see Caroline G. Harris.
G — 93 — Henry F., son of Moses and Emily A. Harris,
died Aug. 24, 1870, AEt. 20 yrs. 7 mos.
Gone but not forgotten.
G — 209 — a — Henry Sutton, Son of Josiah L. and Georgia B.
Harris, Died Mar. 2, 1872, Aged 3 yrs. 5 mos.
and 2 dys.
* — Isaac T. Harris died April 14, 1897, aged 82 years,
2 months.
He was the son of Edward and Sarah Potter
Harris.

104

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 53 — In memory of Mr. James Harris, son of Mr. James
and Mrs. Susanna Harris, who died May 19th,
1790, in the 20th year of his age.
So active once; the dust is now thy bed,
There, mortal thou must soon recline thy head;
And sleep till He who holds deaths massy key
Shall ope the grave, and let his prisoners free.

(F.S.) Mr James Harris.
D — 151 — James H. Harris, son of Nathaniel and Sarah W.
Harris, died Sept. 30, 1866, Aged 18 years.
(G.A.R. marker.)
,D — 148 — James Harris — see John D. Harris.
H — 54 — Joanna Harris — see Ebenezer Harris.
E — 128 — Joanna Potter, wife of Edward Harris, born Dec.
28, 1787, died Feb. 26, 1869.
Alice Potter, born Feb. 24, 1808, died Nov. 4,

1864.
(F.S.) J.P. H.
A — 15 — Here lieth the body of Mr. John Harris, under
sherriff, who died Sep', the 15, 1714, in the 64th
yeare of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. John Harris.
D— 148— (front) John D. Harris, 1846—1920.

Angle B., wife of John D. Harris, 1840 —
1893.

1843 Sarah E. Harris 1918.

1844 Lorinda Harris 1926.
(base) HARRIS

(left) Sarah W. Haskell, 1784—1878.
(right) Willard Harris, 1856—

Mary E., his wife, 1858—1916.
(back) Nathaniel Harris, 1814—1893.
Sarah W., his wife, 1821—1864.
Their children ; James, 1846—1846.

Lydia P., 1850—1850.
James H., 1848—1866.
(F.S.) L.H. S.E.H. A.B.H. J.D.H.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 105

E — 108 — Capt. John Holmes Harris — see Caroline G.

Harris.
E — 106 — John S. Harris — see Rebecca Harris.
G— 209— Josiah L. Harris, born 1845, Jan. 14; died 1875,

June 4.
B— 148— Levina Harris, 1838—1926.
D — 148 — Lorinda Harris — see John D. Harris,
E — 132 — Lucy Harris, daughter of Col. Nathaniel and

Lydia Harris, died May 16, 1872, Aged 65 yrs,

6 mos.

"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."

(F.S.) L.H.
B — 9 — Lucy Harris — see Ephraim Harris.
Lucy M., wife of Thomas Harris, died Jan. 4, 1853, AE. 33
yrs, 5 m's.

Gone but not forgotten.

(N.B. This stone has disappeared, copied by
T.F.W.)
B — 122 — Lucy M. Harris — see Thomas Harris.
H — 54 — Lucy Sarah Harris — see Ebenezer Harris.
E — 130 — Lydia, wife of Col. Nathaniel Harris, died April
20, 1849, AE. 77 y'rs.
(F.S.) blank.
D — 148 — Lydia P. Harris — see John D. Harris.
G — 110 — Margaret Harris — see Daniel R. Harris.
G — 94 — Martha, Dau. of Moses and Emily A. Harris, died
Dec. 19, 1862, AEt. 3 y'rs, 9 mo's.

Heaven retaineth now our treasure,
Earth, the lovely casket keeps;
And the sunbeams love to linger
Where our darling child now sleeps.

G — 96 — Martha, Dau. of Moses and Emily A. Harris, died
Nov. 26, 1874, AEt. 3 yrs, 2 ms.

Gem of our hearth, our
household pride,
Could love have saved, thou
hadst not died.

106 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 95 — Martha E., Dau. of Moses and Emily A. Harris,
died Aug. 24, 1869, AE. 1 yr. 8 ms, and 19 ds.
Farewell, dearest thou hast left us
Angels claimed thee as their own;
We will meet thee and will greet thee
When lifes weary day is flown.

B — 132 — Martha S. Harris — see Edward Plouff Jr.
E — 109 — In memory of Mary Ann, wife of Mr. John H.
Harris, died Aug. 26, 1847, aged 26 y'rs.

I am at rest, weep not for me,
From sin and death I now am free,
Transplanted to my home above,
I bloom where all is peace and love.
(F.S.) M.A.H.
H — 36 — Mary Harris — see Jeremiah Brockelbank.
E — 131 — Mary E. Harris, daughter of Col. Nathaniel and
Lydia Harris, died Aug. 20, 1856. Aged 47

years.

"He giveth His Beloved sleep."
(F.S.) M.E. H.
D — 148 — Mary E. Harris — see John D. Harris. 'i

G — 97 — Moses Harris — see Emily A. Harris. i

E— 129— Col. Nathaniel Harris died Jan. 22, 1854, AE. i

77 y'rs. ^

(F.S.) blank. |

C— 139— Nathaniel Harris, born Sept. 22, 1777, died Dec. ;;

13, 1831, Aged 54.
Elizabeth Staniford, his wife, born March 13,
1782, died Jan. 18, 1873, Aged 91 years, and
10 months. ;^

(F.S.) N.H. E.S.H. '[

D — 148 — Nathaniel Harris — see John D. Harris. ,=i

D— 149— Nathaniel Harris died Oct. 9, 1893, aged 78 yrs,

10 mos.
E — 106 — Rebecca, wife of John Harris Jr., died Feb. 24,
1858, AE. 46 y's, 2 m's.
Also their children; John S. died Oct. 26, 1840,

AE. 31/2 y's. I

^

^JVMUMBniUUUUUIl

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 107

Charles died Dec. 11, 1844, AE. 7 y's.

Beloved wife and mother dear

We feel thy loss and miss thee here

And hope thy prayers will answered be

That we in Heaven may share with thee.

Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Oh death.
(F.S.) R.H.
C — 115 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Remember Harris,
wife to Mr. Job Harris, dec''. April the 1st,
1735, in the 33 year of her age.

H — 54 — Robert C. Harris — see Ebenezer Harris.

G — 110 — Rogers Harris — see Daniel R. Harris.

E — 126 — Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Sarah, wife of
Mr. Edward Harris, who died Nov. 2, 1838,
Aged 49.

She was a discreet wife, and affectionate mother, a
faithful friend, and a pious and cheerful Christian.
She sleeps in Jesus and is blessed.

Also, Thomas, their son, died March, 1815, Aged

2 years.
(F.S.) S.H.

D — 148 — Sarah Harris — see John D. Harris.

D— 150— MOTHER

Sarah W. Haskell, wife of Nathaniel Harris, died
July 10, 1864, Aged 43 yrs. and 7 mos.

"A noble life! But written not
In any Book of Fame,
Among the list of noted ones
None ever saw her Name.
For only her own household knew
The virtues she had won.
And only they could testify
How well her work was done."

(F.S.) S. W. H.
G — 110 — Sarah E. Harris — see Daniel R. Harris.

108 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B — 123 — Susan M. Harris — see Adaline Harris,

*— Susan N. Harris died March 8, 1892, Aged 78
years.
She was the widow of Daniel Harris and the
daughter of William Newman and Hannah
Haskell.
B — 147 — Susan, wife of Aaron Harris, died Mar. 17, 1844,
AE. 31 yrs.

Hosannah to Jesus on high!
Another has enter'd his rest;
Another has 'scap'd to the sky,
And lodg'd in Immanuel's breast;
The soul of our sister is gone,
To heighten the triumph above;
Exalted to Jesus' throne,
And clasp'd in the arms of his love.
G — 110 — Susan N. Harris — see Daniel R. Harris. ' '

B — 122 — Susan Harris — see Thomas Harris. ;

H — 54 — Susan Todd Harris — see Ebenezer Harris. i^

B— 122— Thomas Harris, 1815—1890. \

His wives; Lucy M., 1819—1858. 'I

Susan, 1830—1908. i

D — 148 — Willard Harris — see John D. Harris. }

D — 133 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Abigail Hart, the wife ^

of Mr. Natha". Hart, the 3d, who died August ^'

the 17th, 1736, in the 31 year of her age, with
fower of her children, uiz, Henry, Abigail,
Lydia, and William.
(F.S.) Abigail Hart.
A — 23 — Here lyes buried the body of Mrs. Alice Hart
(wife to Mr. Thomas Hart) who died June the
8, 1682. Aged about 70 years.
D — 188 — Here lies Mrs. Elizabeth Hart, the wife of Mr.
Georg Hart, died June the 13'", 1722, in the
46"' year of her age.
A — 18 — Hear lies the body of Gorge Hart, son of Cap'.
Samuel Hart of Portsmouth, who died August

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 109

the 19th, 1728, in the 19th year of his age.
(F.S.) George Hart.
C — 55 — Hear lies the body of Mrs. Martha Hart, wife of
Mr. Georg Hart, died August the 17th, 1723.
in the 52 year of her age.
(F.S.) Mr^ Martha Hart, 1723.
A — 19 — Hear lies Mrs. Mary Hart, the wife of Lef^
Thomas Hart, who died Nouem''^'' the 28th,
1689, in the 47th year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Hart.
A — 22 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Samuel Hart. dec".
August the 30th, 1725, in the 80th year of his
age.
A — 21 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Sarah Hart, wife to
Mr. Samuel Hart, dec''. May the 1st, 1727, in
the 81 year of her age.
A — 45 — In memory of Miss Sarah Hart, daughter of Mr.
Nathaniel and Mrs. Sarah Ha''t, who died Jan-
uary 17, 1805, AEt. 65.

Here my friends I bid A due,
I've paid the debt and so must you.
(F.S.) Miss Sarah Hart.
A — 25 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Thomas Hart, who died

March the 8th, 1673/4, aged about 67 years.
D — 159 — Here lies Leftenant Thomas Hart died December
the 31, 1717, in the 77 year of his age.
(F.S.) Leftenant Thomas Hart.
A — 20 — Hear lies the body of William Hart, son of Lef '.
Nathanael Hart, who died February the 15,
1732/3, Aged 20 years and 6 months.
(F.S.) Mr. William Hart.
G — 183 — Abigail L. Haskell— see William Haskell.
B— 180— Capt. Charles Haskell, 1839—1909.

A soldier of the Civil War.

Hannah Bradstreet, youngest daughter of John
and Annis Shatswell, wife of Capt. Charles
Haskell, 1840—1903.

A beloved wife, devoted sister, a sincere friend.

Happy the day that bursts our mortal chain,
Calls us from exile to our father's throne,
And readmits us, thro' the guardian band
Of waiting Angels to the heavenly rest!

(F.S.) Mrs. E. Haskell.

B — 62 — Emma R. Auger Haskell — see George Haskell.

E — 209 — In memory of Mrs. Eunice Haskell, who died Feb.
16, 1843, Aged 91.
She survived two husbands; the first was Mr.
John Caldwell, and the second was Dea. Mark
Haskell.

F— 30 —(Tomb) GEORGE HASKELL.

(The Hon. George Haskell died Nov. 12, 1889,
aged 89 years, 2 months, and 19 days. He was
the son of Aaron and Eunice Dodge Haskell.

I

110 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(base) HASKELL
(G.A.R. marker.)

B— 36 —(top) MOTHER FATHER

Daniel Haskell Jr. died Jan. 11, 1866, age 56 ys,

6 ms, 3 ds.
Edward died Aug. 25, 1848, age 2 ys, 3 ds.
Hannah Jewett, wife of Daniel Haskell, died June

21, 1900, age 87 ys, 2 ms, 7 ds.
Hannah J., wife of Charles W. Bamford, died

Feb. 14, 1878, age 29 ys, 7 ms, 27 ds.
(base) HASKELL.

C— 33 —Daniel Haskell born Dec. 8, 1778, died July 30,
1872.
(F.S.) D. H.

B — 36 — Edward Haskell — see Daniel Haskell Jr.

C — 30 — In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Haske", wife of

Li*^u^ Mark Haskell, who died Sep'. 12, 1796, 4*

AEt. 55.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 111

B— 62 —(back) George Haskell, born November 8, 1844,
died September 28, 1920.

Emma R. Auger, wife of George Haskell, Decem-
ber 16, 1843, September 1, 1888.

(front) GEORGE EMMA

"Passed across the narrow stream."
COSY
C — 54 — In memory of Mrs. Hannah Haskell, wife of Mr.
Mark Haskell, who departed this life May 13th,
1783, Aged 62 years.

Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, that they
may rest from their Labours and their works do follow
them.
(F.S.) Mrs. Hannah Haskell.
B — 180 — Hannah Bradstreet Shatswell Haskell — see Capt.

Charles Haskell.
B — 36 — Hannah Jewett Haskell — see Daniel Haskell Jr.
C — 25 — Hannah P. Haskell — see Hannah P. Haskell Rust.
A — 56 — Harriett Haskell — see Harriett Haskell Lord.
C — 26 — In memory of Mrs. Jane Haskell, wife of Dea.
Mark Haskell, who died Dec. 6, 1819, AEt. 70.
(F.S.) J.H.
C— 32 —Lois, wife of Dan'l Haskell, died Feb. 23, 1858,
Aged 81 yrs, 21 days.

The graves of all the saints He bless'd
And soften'd ev'ry bed;
Where should the dying members rest,
But with their dying Head?

(F.S.) L.H.
A — 57 — Lucy A. Haskell — see Lucy A. Haskell Goodwin.
C — 29 — Memento Mori

Erected in memory of Mr. Mark Haskell, son
of Deacon Mark Haskell, who departed this life,
Dec". 3d, 1783. in the 71st year of his age.

This world's a shadow; Life a span,
Toil, pain and death the lot of man:
But grace substantial good supplies,
Hope here; and endless bliss above the skies.
(F.S.) Mr. Mark Haskell.

112 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 28 — Sacred to the memory of Dea. Mark Haskell, a
man of piety and integrity, an exemplary mem-
ber and judicious officer of the First Church in
Ipswich, who deceased March 15, 1825, Aged 81.
And his daughter, Sarah Haskell, who deceased
May 25, 1841 ; Aged 65.

"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his
saints."
(F.S.) M.H. S.H.
C — 60 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Martha Haskell, wife
to Deacon Mark Haskell, who died May 15th,

of 79 Children.
(F.S.) Mrs. Martha Haskell.
C — 31 — In memory of Miss Martha, daughter of Daniel
and Louis Haskell, who died Dec. 31, 1843;
Aged 37.

The sweet remembrance of the just,
Shall flourish when they sleep in dust.

(F.S.) M.H.
D — 95 — In memory of Mrs. Mary Haskell, wife of Nehe-
miah Haskell, who died Nov. 13, 1840, aged 37.
Also their son Nehemiah who died Jan. 1838,

aged 1 week.
(F.S.) M.H.
G— 206— (front) MARY

(back) Mary Haskell, daughter of Capt. Nehe-
miah Haskell, born Oct. 15, 1836 ; died
May 10, 1899.
G— 205— (front) MOTHER FATHER.

(back) Nehemiah Haskell, December 20, 1799 —
March 15, 1880.
His wife, Sarah F. Haskell, daughter of
Ezekiel and Abigail K. Dodge, Sep-
tember 12, 1815— October 17, 1892.
D — 95 — Nehemiah Haskell — see Mrs. Mary Haskell.

1763, in the 73d year of her age, who was the J

Mother, Grandmother and Great-Grandmother ^

♦:

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 113

D — 152 — Sarah, wife of the late Jonathan Haskell, died
Dec. 24, 1878; Aged 94 yrs.
At rest.
(F.S.) S. H.
C — 28 — Sarah Haskell — see Dea. Mark Haskell.
G — 205 — Sarah F. Haskell — see Nehemiah Haskell.
D — 148 — Sarah W. Haskell— see John D. Harris.
D — 150 — Sarah W. Haskell — see Sarah W. Haskell Harris.
G— 183— William Haskell, 1816—1883.

Abigail L. Haskell, 1822—1899.
H — 71 — Clarence Allen Hatch — see James Griffing.
H — 71 — Hannah Wallis GrifRng Hatch — see James Griff-
ing.
H— 84 —(Top) MINNIE MAGEL.

(front) Minnie Warren, wife of Selden E. Haw-
thorne, Dec. 14, 1881, Aug. 22, 1902.
Magel Fitz Hawthorne, July 27, 1902, Aug. 21,
1902.
* — Ann Hayes, nee Daley, widow of John W. Hayes,

died Jan. 8, 1901, aged 55 years,
* — Arthur Hayes died May 6, 1883, aged 19 years,
2 months.
A — 81 — George Hayes — see Falconer

H— 74 —(front) HAYES

John E. Hayes, 1865—1913.
Henry E. Hayes, 1873—1873.
James E. Hayes, 1874—1892.
Gone but not forgotten.

(back) Smith E. Hayes, 1835—1919.

Mary J., his wife, 1832—1924.

(F.S.) FATHER MOTHER JAMES HENRY
JOHN.
* — John W. Hayes died Dec. 24, 1891, aged 58 years,
10 days.
He was born in England.

114 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 128 — Sarah Very, wife of Samuel Hazeltine, born Dec.
18, 1786, died April 17, 1865.

For as in Adam all die, even so in Christ shall all be
made alive.
(F.S.) S.V.H.

F— 17 —Heard Tomb.

(Albert F. Heard, son of George Heard, died

March 26, 1840, aged 56 years, buried in tomb.)

(Augustine Heard died on board S. S. Koenig

Albert about Dec. 14, 1905, aged 78 years.

Buried in Heard Tomb.)

D — 56 — Here lyes the body of Annah Heiard deceased

June the 13"", 1709, aged 26 years.
C — 202 — Here lyes the body of Deborah Heard, wife to
Edmund Heard, aged 37 years, dec'. Aug', the
29th, 1723.
Here Lyes the Body of Edmund Heard, aged 67 years 3 ds.
Dec'd Dec'r the 28th, 1713.
(N.B. This stone disappeared. Copied by A.W.D.)
D — 66 — This stone is Erected in memory of Mrs. Elizabeth
Anna Heard, the amiable Consort of M'. John
Heard, and daughter of William Story Esq.,
who departed this life June 13th, 1775, in the
30th year of her Age.

She was blest with good-sense, a Charitible dis-
position, and an impartial mind. She was a loving
Companion, a kind and tender Parent, and an undis-
sembling Friend; Her mind, fi-om early life, had many
impi-essions of things eternal — Her closing scene was
brightened with beams of hope.

"Is Death uncertain? Therefore be thou fixt;
Fixt as a centinal, all eye, all ear.
All expectation of the coming foe;
Lest slumber steal one moment o'er thy soul.
And Fate surprise thee nodding." —

(F.S.) Mrs. Eliz=^ Anna Heard.

(Jane L. Heard, widow of Augustine Heard, died

June 19, 1899, aged 68 years, 1 month, and 8

davs. Buried in Heard tomb.)

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 115

(John Heard died in Florence, Italy, May 2, 1895,
buried in Heard tomb. He was the son of
Augustine Heard.)
D — 69 — Nathaniel Heard, the son of Nathaniel and Ag-
ness Heard, died January the 27th, 1718/9,
aged 7 years and 11 days.
(F.S.) N.H. 1718/19.
A — 17 — Here lies Samuel Heard of Salsbery, died Septm-
ber the 14, 1720, Aged 20 years and 6 months.
(F.S.) Samuel Heard.
C — 228 — William Heard, son of Daniel and Mary Heard,
died April the 9th, 1720, Aged 6 weeks and 2
days.
(F.S.) William Heard.

D — 26 — Here lies William Heard, the son of Mr. Daniel
and Mrs. Mary Heard, who died October the 12,
1726, Aged about 5 years.
(F.S.) William Heard.

E — 201 — Lucy Henderson — see Lucy Henderson Caldwell.

A — 81 — Margaret Hennesey — see Falconer.

G— 168— Alice C, wife of Charles W. Hill and dau. of Reu-
ben H. and Elizabeth C. Hardy, died Oct. 6,
1872, AEt 24 yrs, 2 mos.

Gone, but not forgotten.
(F.S.) A. C. H.
E— 58 —(front) BERTHA.

"Transplanted to blossom on the other side."
(back) Bertha Coburn, daughter of Gorham F.
and Lizzie S. Hills, died Aug. 1, 1879. Aged 3
ys, 6 ms, 21 ds.

E — 57 — Elizabeth Standley Hills— see Gorham F. Hills.

E— 57 —Gorham F. Hills, 1842—1901.

His wife, Elizabeth Standley, 1843—1924.
J. Henry Hills, 1863—1893.
(base) Hills

116 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

H_5 —Mabel Hills— see William H. Hills.

* — Ray Temple Hills, son of Howard S. and Hattie
M. Parker Hills, died Aug. 28, 1891, aged 21
days.
* — Ruth Manly Hills, daughter of Howard Hills, died
Nov. 20, 1896, aged 3 years, 5 months.
H— 5 —Sarah A. HiUs— see William H. Hills.
H— 5 —William H. Hills, 1844—1916.

Sarah A., his wife, 1849—1930.
Mabel Hills, 1870—1879.
(base) HILLS.

(F.S.) S.A.H. W.H.H. MABEL.
G— 12 —(front) LIZZIE

"Blessed are the pure of heart."
(back) Mary E. Thurston, wife of Benjamin F.
Himes, born Dec. 23, 1850; died May 21, 1885.
A — 51 — Mary, Wife of Abraham Hobbs, died Jan. 29,
1852, AE. 87 y'rs.
(F.S.) blank.
H — 39 — Sarah Hobbs — see Erastus Clark.
H — 11 — Caroline G. Clarke Hodgdon — see George A.

Hodgdon.
H— 11 —George A. Hodgdon, 1845—1919.

His wife, Caroline G. Clarke, 1845—1915.
(base) HODGDON.
H — 9 — Lucy J. Hodgdon — see Lucy J. Hudson.
G — 141 — Martha S. Hodgdon — see Henry Rutherford.
H— 10 —Mary A. Hodgdon, July 4, 1836— Feb. 6, 1917.
D — 185 — In memory of Mrs. Abigail Hodgkins, Relict of
Capt. Thomas Hodgkins, who died Oct. 22,
1837, Aged 87.
(F.S.) A. H.
F — 20 — Abigail Hodgkins — see Asa Lord.
D — 181 — Abigail Hodgkins — see Jane Hodgkins.
H — 4 — Amanda Ellis Hodgkins — see Daniel A. Hodg-
kins.
H — 4 — Augusta Baker Hodgkins — see Daniel A. Hodg-
kins.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 117

D — 182 — Anna L., wife of Capt. John Hodgkins, died April
21, 1866, AEt. 88 yrs. 11 mos.
(F.S.) A.L.H.

G — 129 — In memory of Caroline E., wife of John Hodgkins,
born Oct. 19, 1812, died Dec. 24, 1904.

H— 4 —Daniel A. Hodgkins, 1839—1913.

Augusta Baker, his wife, 1839—1870.
Amanda Ellis, his wife, 1845 —
(base) HODGKINS.
(F.S.) D.A.H. A.B.H.

G— 19 —FATHER.

Daniel L. Hodgkins died March 24, 1883, AEt.
70 yrs.

E — 75 — In memory of Miss Elizabeth, daughter of Col.
Joseph and Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins, who died
March 2, 1806, AEt. 18,

Cease weeping friends your streaming tears refrain
Hush every murmur check each rising sigh,
At heavens decrees tis sinful to complain.
Remember all are mortal born to die.

(F.S.) Miss E. H.

D — 46 — George Hodgkins, the son of Daniel and Abigail
Hodgkins, died October the 2d, 1726, in the
4th year of his age.

D— 181— Jane Hodgkins died Sept. 15, 1858, Aged 70.

Also her two daughters, Sarah, died Dec. 3, 1832,
Aged 21.

Abigail, died Oct. 9, 1828, Aged 15.

There is rest in Heaven.

(F.S.) J.H.

118 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 85 — Erected to the memory of Colonel Jeseph Hodg-
kins who died Sept. 25, 1829, aged 86 years,

A Soldier and Patriot of the REVOLUTION, He com-
menced his Military Services as a Lieutenant in Capt.
Wade's Company of minute men, and fought at the
Battle of BUNKER'S HILL. He was also in the Battles
at Long Island, Haerlem Heights, the White Plains,
and Princeton; and at the Capture of Gen. Burgoyne
and his Army. After the War of INDEPENDENCE,
he served as a Colonel in the Militia and in some of the
most important TOWN OFFICES. He was for several
years a Member of the Legislature and always enjoyed
the Confidence and Esteem of his Fellow Citizens. He
was a kind and affectionate Husband and Father; a
faithful Friend and an exemplary Christian.

(F.S.) J. H.

(S. A. R. marker.)

B — 59 — Sacred to the Memory of Mr. John Hodgkins who
died Sept. 5, 1815 ; Aged 84 years.
Also Mrs. Patience Hodgkins, his wife, who died

Nov. 11, 1818, Aged 84 years.
(F.S.) J.H. P.H.
D— 183— Capt. John Hodgkins died April 22, 1855, AEt.
81 yrs.
(F.S.) J.H.
G — 130 — In memory of my Husband, John Hodgkins, born
Oct. 26, 1817, died Aug. 2, 1869.

And as we have borne the image of the earthy, we
shall also bear the image of the heavenly.
It is sown a natural body,
it is raised a spiritual body.
(F.S.) J.H.

E — 39 — Lydia Hodgkins — see Lydia Treadwell.
E — 74 — In memory of Miss Mary Hodgkins, who died Mav
29, 1794, Aged 12,
In memory of Miss Sarah Hodgkins, who died

April 5, 1795, Aged 22.
Daughters of Col''. Jeseph and Mrs. Sarah Hodg-
kins.

r iiiniBBMBiiiiniiiiiill

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 119

Fresh in the morn, the summers rose

Hangs withering ere tis noon;

We scarce enjoy the balmy gift,

But mourn the pleasure gone.

How short's the date of human things!

How transient are their joys!

The flower that in the morning springs

The evening blast destroys.

(F.S.) Miss Mary Hodgkins.
Miss Sarah Hodgkins.
D — 180 — Mary Jane Hodgkins, born Sept. 17, 1815, died

June 2, 1890.
G— 18 —MOTHER

Mary W., wife of D. L. Hodgkins, died March 26,

1869, AEt. 56 yrs.

B — 59 — Mrs. Patience Hodgkins — see Mr. John Hodgkins.

E — 84 — In memory of Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins, wife of Col'\

Joseph Hodgekins, who dep"*. this life March

13'", 1803, Aged 53.

Pass on, my friends, dry up your tears
Here I must lie till Christ appears
Death is a debt to nature due,
Ive paid the debt and so must you.

(F.S.) Mrs. Sarah Hodgkins.
D — 110 — Sarah Hodgkins, the dau^ of Daniel and Abigail
Hodgkins, died October the 19th, 1726, in the
6"' year of her age.
E — 74 — Miss Sarah Hodgkins — see Miss Mary Hodgkins.
D — 181 — Sarah Hodgkins — see Jane Hodgkins.
E — 77 — Sarah Hodgkins — see Daniel Emmons.
D — 145 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Thomas Hogkens who
died Noue"'. the 16, 1719, and in the 51 yeare
of his age.
(F.S.) Thomas Hogkens.
D — 184 — In Memory of Capt. Thomas Hodgkins who died
June 11, 1797. Aged 50.
(F.S.) T. H.

120 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G— 6 —THOMAS, Son of Daniel L. and Mary W. Hodg-
kins died Dec. 13, 1854, AEt. 17 mo's, 13 d's.
In his arms who died to save thee,
Rest thee bright one, till we come.
Blessed be the God who gave thee,
And who called thee early home.

D — 75 — Mary E. Holdon — see Charles H. Dodge.

H— 12 —(top) MOTHER

(front) Isabella, wife of Thomas Holland, died
July 31, 1878, aged 58 y'rs, and 9 mo's.
Gone to her reward.

D — 130 — Sarah Holland — see Daniel Lord.

H— 13 —(top) FATHER

(front) Thomas Holland, Jan. 16, 1815, Dec. 6,
1883.

E — 253 — Here is interrd the body of Dr. Francis Holms
who departed this life May the 12^^ 1758, in
the 53rd year of his age.
(F.S.) Francis Holmes.
* — Mary Holmes died May 13, 1898, aged 80 years
and 4 months. She was the daughter of Moses
Perkins and Sarah Smith.
H — 69 — Mary Holmes — see Capt. Joseph Willcomb.
B — 52 — Susan Holmes — see Susan Baker.
A — 50 — Hannah wife of Jonathan Holt, died Jan. 3, 1852,
aged 54 yrs.

Let us be weane'd from all below;

Let hope our grief dispel;
And death but find us traine'd to go
Where our best kindred dwell.

(F.S.) H. H.

G— 118— Mary S. Holt— see G. Frank Langdon.

E — 59 — In Memory of Mrs. Eliz^ Homan, Consort of Mr.
William Homan, who died Nov^ 18th, 1776,
AEt. 27 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. Eliz. Homan.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 121

E — 167 — Erected in memory of Mrs. Susanna Homan, who
departed this life April 2d, 1792, AE. 66.

This humble stone, but tells in numbers rude,
Here lies the ashes of the fair and good.
(F.S.) Mrs. Susanna Homan.
A — 49 — Nellie Hood — see Nellie Hood Gould.
G — 111 — Janet F. Home — see Joseph N. Caldwell.
G— 70 —Faustina M. Horton, 1855—1925.
H — 87 — Abbie M. Hovey — see Abbie M. Hovey Estes.
G — 167 — Charles F. Hovey — see John Hovey.
H — 86 — Elizabeth, dau'r of John and Elizabeth Hovey,

died Nov. 8, 1887, aged 25 y'rs.
H— 88 —(front) FATHER MOTHER Death is but a
struggle for Immortality,
(back) Elizabeth Fuller, wife of John Hovey,
born May 5, 1789, died Aug. 26, 1874.

John Hovey born Nov. 26, 1783, died Oct.
23, 1865.
(M.M.) Baptista and Smith, Boston.
F — 4 — Here lys the body of Francses Houey who died
June the 19, 1710, Aged 2 years, 4 months, and
20 days.
(M.M.) 10.
G — 167 — George F. Hovey — see John Hovey.
H — 85 — George L. Hovey — see Hannah L. Hovey.
E — 104 — In memory of Mrs. Hannah Hovey, wife of Mr,
Francis Hovey, who died April 26, 1802, Aged
53.

Pass on, my friend, dry up your tears,
I must lie here, till Christ appears;
Death is a debt to nature due;
I've paid the debt, and so must you.
(F.S.) Mrs. Hannah Hovey.
H— 85 —Hannah L. Hovey, born Sept. 20, 1827, died Aug.
17, 1905.
George L. Hovey, born Nov. 11, 1830, died Apl.

25, 1909.
(base) HOVEY.

122 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

H — 65 — Harriett A. Hovey — see George Russell.
John Hovey, Son of Daniel Hovey Jun'r, Died August the
17, 1720, aged 45 years.
(N.B. This stone disappeared, copied by A.C.
and A.W.D.)

G— 167— (front) John Hovey, 1811—1860.
His wife, Mary A., 1828—1902.
Children: George F., 1848—1848.
Charles F., 1850—1851.
(base) HOVEY.

(left) Edward W. Morrill, 1850—1888.
Maud E. Morrill, 1871—1871.
Infant,
(back) Edward W. Morrill, 1827—1905.

His wife, Elizabeth A., 1823—1907.
(2 G.A.R. markers.)

H — 88 — John Hovey — see Elizabeth Fuller Hovey.
* — John Thomas Hovey died Aug. 23. 1913.

He was the son of John Hovey and Mary Ann
Carr. He was a Civil War veteran.

H — 65 — Leslie Low Hovey — see George Russell.

G — 167 — Mary A. Hovey — see John Hovey.

C— 180— Here lyes Buried the body of Mrs. Elizabeth How,
wife to Mr. Joseph How (and dau". of the late
Coll". Berry deceas'd) who departed this life
May 16th. 1759, in the 22d year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth How, 1759.
E — 165 — Here Lyes Buried the body of Mr. Increase How
who departed this life Jan'\ 29th, Anno Dom'
1754, in the 74th year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Increase How, 1754.
C — 151 — Here lies the body of Joseph How, the son of Mr.
Increa" and Mrs. Mary How, who died Januar^
the 30th, 1725/6, Aged 7 years and 4 months.
(F.S.) Joseph How.

«■.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 123

C — 167 — Here lyes Buried the Body of Joseph How, M.A.,
who departed this hfe March the 26th, 1762,
Aged 25 years.
(F.S.) Joseph How, M.A. 1762.
E — 47 — Here lyes the body of John How, son of Mr. In-
crease and Mrs. Susanna How, who died Aug^'.
2d, A.D. 1752, in the 8th year of his age.
G— 146— Mary H. Howard, May 23, 1809— Feb. 7, 1899.

Mother is at rest.
D — 22 — Hear lys the body of William Hov6ard who died
luly the 25''\ 1709, and in the 75 year of his age.
(N.B. This stone set in a granite slab, on the
back of which is : In memory of Thomas How-
ard, Emigrant 1634 from Maidstone England,
died in Ipswich, Apr. 15, 1686.
G — 47 — Sarah E. Howe — see Samuel P. Foster.
G— 198— Mrs. Lucy A. Hoyt, died Oct. 11, 1857, aged 27
yrs. and 7 mos.
Erected by J.D.
D — 57 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Mary Hubbard, (late
wife of the Reuerend Mr. William Hubbard)
who died February the 28, 1710/11, Aged 53
years.
(F.S.) M.H.
* — Lizzie Huckins died March 13, 1892, She was the
daughter of Samuel Combs.
H — 9 — Lucy J., Daughter of George and Sarah Hodgdon,
wife of George W. Hudson, born Nov. 2, 1848,
died Sept. 12, 1877.

I am the resurrection and the life.
C — 144 — Elis^ Hunt, aged 72 yr^, deces^ Feb. 15, 1706.

A Tender mother a prudent wife,
At God's command resined her life.

E— 224— John J. Hunt, died Feb. 18, 1849 ; AEt. 67.
How still and peaceful is the grave,
Where life's vain tumult's pass;
Th' appointed house by heav'ns decree
Receives us all at last.
(M.M.) D. Nichols.

124 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 225 — In Memory of Theodocia Hunt, wife of John J.
Hunt, who died Aug. 24, 1840, Aged 59.
Men sure would listen, could the dead but speak,
And speak they do, nor are their accents weak.
Thousands, O Man, now prostrate at thy feet
Bid thee prepare for an eternal state.
Take then their counsel, early seek thy God,
And live forever, through the Saviour's blood.

E — 9 — Erected in memory of Hannah Ingersoll, Daugh-
ter of Capt. Jonathan and Mrs. Martha Inger-
soll, who was born April 2d, 1779, and died
Feb^ 23d, 1800; AEt. 21. Not many months
after her brother by whose side she continues to
sleep in dust until the Resurrection.

"Narcissa follows ere his tomb is clos'd,

Woes cluster, rare are solitary woes; ^^

Her death invades his mournful rights and claims,

The grief that started from our lids for him."

(F.S.) Hannah Ingersoll.

E — 10 — Erected in memory of Jonathan Ingersoll, Son of
Capt. Jonathan and Mrs. Martha Ingersoll, who
was born July 26, A.D. 1776. And, having fin-
ished the course and received the honors of an
education at the University in Cambridge, he
gave, by the uncommon purity of his morals,
seriousness of his mind, and an early applica-
tion to business, the promise of public usefull-
ness ; but alas ! these pleasing hopes were soon
blasted by the arrest of death on the 24th of
Dec^ 1798. AEt. 22.

"Nor can our virtues perish immature;

Transplanted from this sublunary bed,

To drink a brighter sun and nobler soil,

They flourish fair, and put forth all their bloom."
(F.S.) Jonathan Ingersoll.

E — 8 — In memory of Mr. Jonathan Ingersoll who died
May 20,' 1817, AEt. 70.
(F.S.) J.I.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 125

E — 151 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Sarah Ingersoll, wife
of Mr. Jonathan Ingersoll, who died October
6th, 1771, Aged 24 years.
C — 136 — Caroline Jaques Died June 3, 1859, Aged 43.

Her father, Nathan Jaques, died Sept. 19, 1818,

Aged 57.
Her mother, Mary Jaques, died Jan. 23, 1843,

Aged 71.
Also an infant brother, died Aug. 4, 1818, Aged

5 days.
(F.S.) C.J. N.J. M.J.
D— 196— (top) JEWETT

Aaron Jewett, 1787—1850

(F.S.) A.J. (N.B. This footstone much older
than the headstone. Probably the original head-
stone was replaced by the present one.)
D— 201— Abigail, wife of Moses Jewett, died Aug. 4, 1836,
aged 56 years.
Moses Jewett, died April 4, 1849, aged 71 years.
Dearest parents you have left us,

Here your loss we deeply feel;
But tis God that hath bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
(M.M.) Hughes and Co, Boston.
(F.S.) A.J. M.J.
B — 49 —Abigail H. Jewett— see Daniel N. Spiller.
B— 48 —In Memory of Mrs. Abigail L. the affectionate
wife of Mr. Daniel Jewett, and Daughter of the
late Jonathan Lakeman, who died June 30,
1840, Aged 64.

As a wife and mother she was kind and discrete, as
a Christian humble and devoted. For forty years she
was an exemplary member of the First Church in this
town.

Lo! where this silent marble weeps,
A friend, a wife, a mother sleeps;
A heart within whose sacred cell,
The peacefull virtues loved to dwell.
Affection warm and faith sincere,
And soft humanity were there.

(F.S.) A.L.J.

126 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 40 — Annie P. Jewett — see Israel K. Jewett.
H — 41 — Annie Sutton Jewett — see Capt. Richard Sutton.
G — 40 — Caroline G. Jewett — see Israel K. Jewett.
G— 171— Charles S. Jewett, 1826—1902.
His wife, Judeth A., 1826—1878.
His wife, Matilda, 1844—1893.
Erected by Wm. F. Jewett.
(G.A.R. marker.)
* — Chester S. Jewett, son of Charles and Alice Burk
Jewett, died Sept. 14, 1897, aged 6 mos.
B— 47 —Mr. Daniel Jewett Died Feb. 6, 1854, Aged 73.

(F.S.) D. J.
D — 199 — In memory of Mr. David Jewett, who died Nov.
13, 1811, AEt. 21.

The Lord is my Shepherd.
(F.S.) D.J.

C — 153 — In Mem (stone defaced) Dummer Jewett

Esq. who all died in infancy. The first Jedediah
died Dec^ 6'% 1766, AEt. 2 Months.
The Second Jedediah died Feb. 15'^ 1771, AEt.

14 Months.
The Third Jedediah died Sep^ 11th, 1773, AEt.
12 Months.

Hopeful we sprung, but soon disease and Death
Seiz'd our frail bodies and recall'^ our breath,
Grieve not at Heaven's decree, but God adore
And place your hope on fading things no more.

(F.S.) Jedediah.
Jedediah.
Jedediah.
* — Eliza Jewett died Aug. 13, 1910, aged 64 years,
5 months, 15 days.
She was the widow of Thomas L. Jewett,
E — 60 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Jewett the
reP. to Mr. Ephraim Jewett who died Septem-
ber the 9"\ 1752, in the 64 year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs, Elizabeth Jewett.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 127

D — 194 — In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Jewett, wife of Mr.

John C. Jewett, who died June 9, 1805, AEt. 55.
(F.S.) E. J.
D — 124 — In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth, amiable consort of

Mr. Mark R. Jewett, who died Aug. 21, 1835,

Aged 33 years.

Death is a debt to nature due,
I've paid that debt and so must you.
(F.S.) E. J.
B — 40 — Elizabeth Jewett, Wife of John Jewett, Born Aug.

6, 1773, died April 16, 1854, Aged 80.
D — 123 — In memory of two children of Mr. Mark R. and
Mrs. Elizabeth Jewett.
Elizabeth Anne, died March 16, 1826, Aged 17

months.
Mark died April 29, 1826, Aged 8 years.
(F.S.) E.A.J. M.J.
G — 83 — Elizabeth Jewett — see Henry Potter.
G — 40 — Elizabeth B. Jewett — see Israel K. Jewett.
G — 176 — Eunice Jewett — see Eunice Jewett Peabody.
G — 40 — Hannah Jewett — see Israel K. Jewett.
B — 36 — Hannah Jewett — see Daniel Haskell Jr.
D — 200 — Harriet Rogers Jewett — see Mrs. Sarah Jewett.
G — 40 — Helen F. Jordan Jewett — see Israel K. Jewett.
G — 223 — Henry W. Jewett — see Stephen Jewett.
G— 40 —(front) Israel K. Jewett, 1799—1886.

His wife," Lucy A. Treadwell, 1802—1811.
(base) JEWETT
(right) In Memoriam.

Caroline G. Jewett, 1832—1833.
Richard D. Jewett, 1839—1885.
His wife, Helen F. Jordan, 1845—1882.
(M.M.) H. P. Smith and Co. Boston,
(back) Israel K. Jewett, 1820—1885.

His wife, Rebecca H. Treadwell, 1824—1906.
Children of I.K. and R.H.Jewett.
Israel K., 1858—1858.
Annie P., 1860—1860.

128 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(left) Susan L. Jewett, 1834—1863.
Albert Russell, 1834—1926.
His wife, Hannah T. Jewett, 1836—1903.
Elizabeth B. Jewett, 1842—1912.
Lucy S. Jewett, 1831—1923.
(F.S.) ALBERT. HANNAH. ELIZABETH. LUCY.
SUSAN. MOTHER. FATHER. BABIES.
MOTHER. FATHER.
*— James P. Jewett died Oct. 12, 1913, aged 88 years,

1 month, 16 days.

He was the son of Theodore Jewett and Dorothy
Smith.

C — 153 — Jedediah Jewett (three of them) — see Dummer
Jewett Esq.

B— 41 — John Jewett Born Aug. 10. 1770, Died June 3,
1844, Aged 73.
(M.M.) A.H.Lord.

D — 198 — John Jewett — see Judith M. Jewett.

D — 197 — In memory of Mr. John C. Jewett who died Jan.
6, 1811, AEt. 67.
(F.S.) J.C.J.
* — John T. Jewett died Jan. 11, 1890, aged 17 years,

2 months.

He was the son of Thomas L. and Lucy A. Jewett.

B — 39 — Joseph Jewett, son of John and Elizabeth Jewett,
Born Aug. 10, 1806, Died Oct. 9, 1848, Aged 42.
(M.M.) A.H.Lord.

G— 171 — Judith A. Jewett— see Charles S. Jewett.

D_198— (front) Judith M., Wife of John Jewett, Died
July 22, 1841, Aged 45.
Mary M., Their Daughter, died Oct. 8, 1831. Aged

13 yrs.
(back) John Jewett. June 17, 1795 — Sept. 9,

1877.
(F.S.) J.M.J. M.M.J.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 129

G— 170— Louisa, wife of Edward M. Jewett, died Sept. 20,
1858, AE. 20 y'rs.

Oh may God's plenteous gi-ace sustain
And soothe my troubled heart,
Though with my loved and vanished one
I thus so early part.

(F.S.) L.J.

(M.M.) Fletcher, Lawrence.
G — 40 — Lucy Jewett — see Israel K. Jewett.
B— 162— Lucy Woodbury Jewett, July 28, 1820— Jan. 24,

1887.
G— 170a— Margaret J [ewett] , 1853—1935.
D — 123 — Mark Jewett — see Elizabeth Anne Jewett.
B — 38 — Martha Jewett, daughter of John and Elizabeth

Jewett, born July 3, 1793, died Sept. 10, 1865,

Aged 72.
G— 166— Martha A. Jewett died Dec. 12, 1832, aged 2 years

and 7 mons.
(F.S.) Mother. (N.B. Flat stone under bank.)
H — 56 — Mary Jewett — see Mary Jewett Lane.
G_223— Mary E. Hall Jewett— see Stephen Jewett.
D— 198— Mary M. Jewett— see Judith M. Jewett.
G — 171 — Matilda Jewett — see Charles S. Jewett.
D — 201 — Moses Jewett — see Abigail Jewett.
A — 54 — Olive Cordelia, Daughter of Thomas L., and Lucy

A. Jewett, Died April 18, 1855 ; Aged 2 y'rs. and

5 mo's.

Sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest,
God called thee home, He thought it best.

(F.S.) O.C.J.
* — Olive K. Jewett — see Olive K. Kimball.
B — 37 — Patience L, Jewett, Daughter of John and Eliza-
beth Jewett, Born March 7, 1800, Died April 7,
1871, Aged 71.
G — 40 — Rebecca H. Treadwell Jewett — see Israel K.

Jewett.
G — 40 — Richard D. Jewett — see Israel K. Jewett.
* — Sadie B. Jewett — see Sadie Andrews.

130 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 200 — Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Sarah, Amiable
consort of Mr. Joseph Jewett, who died Sept.
23, 1822 ; in the 24 year of her age.
Also Harriet Rogers, their daughter, who died
Oct. 4, 1822, Aged 5 mos. and 18 days.

Weep not fond friends dry up your tears
Here we must lie till Christ appears.
(F.S.) S.J. H.R.J.

B — 42 — Erected in memory of Miss Sarah Jewett, Daugh-
ter of John and Elizabeth Jewett, who died Dec.
12, 1824, in the 16 year of her age.

Ye youth that oft may view this spot,
Whose health and prospects promise fair
Reflect — soon Death may be your lot;
O then to meet your GOD prepare.

G— 223— (front) Stephen Jewett, 1839—1920.
His wife, Mary E. Hall, 1846—1922.
(back) Henry W., 1873.

D— 170— (top ) JEWETT

(front) Susan Dole, wife of Aaron Jewett,

1783—1864.
(F.S.) S.J. (N.B. Marble footstone much older
than granite headstone. The latter is
probably a replacement.)
Susan, widow of Aaron Jewett, died May 7, 1864,

Aged 80 yrs.
(N.B. This stone disappeared, copied by T.F.W.)
G — 40 — Susan L. Jewett — see Israel K. Jewett.
G — 133 — Susan W. Jewett — see James Caldwell

*— Sylvester P. Jewett died Nov. 14, 1888, aged 28
years.
He was the son of Thomas L. and Lucy A. Jewett.
A— 55 — T.L.Jewett, Co. I. 23 Mass. Inf.
(Union Defender marker.)
(N.B. He died June 12, 1903, aged 68 years.)
H — 41 — William H. Jewett — see Capt. Richard Sutton.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 131

H— 7 —Ella F wife of William I. Johnson, died Apr. 11,
1877, aged 27 yr's, 11 mo's, and 14 d'ys.
Willie H., their son, died May 27, 1877, aged 5

mo's.
(M.M.) Moran and Button, Lowell.
(F.S.) E.F.J.
H— 8 —Joseph Johnson, 1837—1919.

His wife, Margaret B. Lord, 1836—1919.
A — 81 — Isaac Jones — see Falconer.
G — 40 — Helen F. Jordan — see Israel K. Jewett.
G— 109— (front) Robert Jordan, Sept. 19, 1819— Aug.
30, 1905.
Martha F., wife of Robert Jordan, Sept. 26,
1826— Nov. 17, 1893.
(base) JORDAN.

(right) William H.C. Noble, Apr. 1, 1867— Jan. 15, 1911.
(back) Mary E., daughter of R. and M.F. Jordan, Apr. 6,

1850— Mar. 24, 1928.
(left) Robert A., son of R. and M.F.Jordan, Aug. 6,

1861— Mar. 23, 1862.
(F.S.) MOTHER FATHER M.E.J. ETTA W.H.C.N.
B— 202— (back) Edward Kavanagh, 1831—1897.

Elizabeth W., wife of Edward Kavanagh, July 12,

1819— May 16, 1888.
(front) FATHER MOTHER.
H — 95 — Nancy Hancock, wife of William R. Kelley,
1789—1857.
Their son, the Rev. Charles W. Kelley, 1832—
1915.
F— 34 —(tomb) KENDALL 1804.
H — 14 — Delia Kenney — see John Baird Mitchell.
E — 1 — Sarah Killam, the wife of Mr. Nathan'. KiUam,
who died Nouember the 26, 1736, in the 26 year
of her age.
C — 23 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Aaron Kimball, dec".
February the 12th, 1728/9, in the 37th year of
his age.

132 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 24 — Here lies the body of Aaron Kimball, the son of
Mr. Aron and Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball, who died
Nouember the 19, 1731, in the 14 year of his
age.
G— 182— Capt. Aaron Kimball died Dec. 22, 1852, aged 72.
Mrs. Lucy Kimball, His wife, died Dec. 29, 1857,
aged 76.
B — 71 — (front) Aaron Kimball.

(back) Aaron Kimball; May 19, 1837— March
15, 1895. Son of Capt. Robert and Margaret
Kimball.
A — 80 — Abbie B. Kimball — seeJoseph L. Ross.
F— 15 —Miss Abigail H. Kimball died Feb 18, 1844; Aged
53 years.
Miss Eunice Kimball died April 27. 1823; Aged

33 years.
The remains of the latter lie in the South Danvers

burial ground.
They were Daughters of Mr. Caleb and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Kimball.

After a life of humble piety, they died in the triumph
of faith, in hope of a glorious immortality.

Nor pain, nor grief, nor anxious fear
Invade thy bounds. No mortal woes
Can reach the peaceful sleepers here.
While angels watch the soft repose.
H — 46 — Annie Kimball — see Curtis Damon.
G — 29 — Augustine P. Kimball — see Rev. David Tenney

Kimball.
D — 31 — Here lyes buried the body of Mr. Benjamin Kim-
ball who died May the 28, 1716, aged 45 years.

Here lyes his dust until the resurrection of the just.

(F.S.) Mr. Benjamin Kimball.
F— 11 — Mr. Caleb Kimball, Son of Mr. Benjamin and Mrs.
Lydia Kimball, who served his Country in her
struggle for her Independence, died July 30,
1807, Aged 49.

"Prepare to meet thy God."
(S.A.R. marker.)
(F.S.) C.K.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 133

F — 13 — In Memoriam

Rev. Caleb Kimball died June 19, 1879 ; Aged 81
yrs. Blind for fifty years.

"He now sees the King in His beauty."
B— 63 —Daniel Kimball, May 26, 1822— February 28,

1909.
G — 29 — (front) Rev. David Tenney Kimball, born in
Bradford, Mass., Nov. 23, 1782; Graduated at
Harvard College in 1803 ; Ordained the eleventh
Pastor of the First Congregational Church in
Ipswich, Oct. 8, 1806 ; in v^hich relation he died,
Feb. 3, 1860, aged 77 years.

A fine classical scholar, a vigorous writer, a man of
unsullied purity and humble piety, a kind husband, a
tender parent, a sincere friend, a faithful pastor.

"When the summons came, catching a glimpse of
heaven, he said; The gates of the New Jerusalem are
opening, I see within the city",
(base) KIMBALL.

(right) Augustine P. Kimball, son of Rev. D.T.and Mrs
D.V.Kimball, died Aug. 13, 1859, aged 46 years.
Rachel Rebecca Coburn died Jan. 7, 1902, aged
76 years.
(left) Dolly Varnum Coburn, born in Dracut, Mass.,
Oct. 1, 1783, v^ife of Rev. D.T.Kimball, died
Dec. 12, 1873, aged 90 years.

Her husband said of her; — During my entire ministry
she has been my firm, consistent, and devoted helper in
Christ Jesus.

Her children arise up and call her blessed.

Levi Frisbie, son of Rev. D.T. and Mrs. D.V.
Kimball, died May 9, 1818, aged 2 weeks.
A — 4 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. Ebenezer Kimball
who died July 8, 1826, Aged 71 years.
(F.S.) E.K.

A— 12 —Ebenezer Kimball, Died July 9, 1861 ; AEt. 69.
C — 22 — Elizabeth Kimball, dau'. of M-". Aaron and M'"^

Eliz''\ Kimball, dyed Sep*, the 22d., 1728, in the

7th year of her age.

134 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 248 — Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball — see Deacon Nathaniel

Kimball.
E— 163— Elizabeth Kimball— see Elizabeth Kimball Lord.
F— 12 —Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Caleb Kimball, and
daughter of Mr. Philip and Mrs. Elizabeth H.
Hammond, died May 14, 1845; Aged 85.

She cherished a sincere regard for religion, was
faithful and affectionate as a wife and parent, and
relied for acceptance with God upon the atonement of
Jesus.

Weep not for me, but for thyself let fall
The penitential tear. Prepare in time
Thy Judge to meet, and at his awful bar
To render up with joy thy last account.
(F.S.) E.K.
H — 42 —Emily 0. R. Kimball— see John C. Kimball.
B — 66 — Eunice S., daughter of Robert and Margaret Kim-
ball, died Nov. 3, 1811, AE. 18 yrs, 6 mos.
Ye youth that oft may view this spot.
Whose health and prospects promise fair,
Reflect, soon death will be your lot,
0, then, to meet your God, prepare.

F — 15 — Miss Eunice Kimball — see Miss Abigail Kimball.

E — 158 — Eunice Kimball — see Eunice Lord.

B— 64 —Hannah L. Kimball, March 1, 1828, June 26, 1911.

A — 33 — Hannah Ross Kimball — see Josiah Kimball.

A — 1 — Harrison, son of John and Rebecca Kimball, died

Oct. 21, 1843; AE. 2 y'rs, 5 mo'.
(F.S.) H.K.
A — 36 — Henry, son of Josiah and Hannah Kimball, died

Sep'. 24, 1842; AE. 19 >'■•«• 8 mo.
(F.S.) H.K.
A — 35 — In Memory of Capt. Jeremiah Kimball who died

1831, Feb. 1 ; Aged 80 years, 7 months, and 14

days.

"The mercy of the Lord is from everlasting to ever-
lasting upon them that fear him."

"So teach us to number our days that we may apply
our hearts unto wisdom."

iiiUWiHSOBBM

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 135

H — 45 —John Kimball, Father, born Feb. 22, 1800, died
May 17, 1876.

He remembered well and is well remembered.
H— 42 —John C. KimbaU, Ipswich, May 23, 1832—

Pastorates in Beverly, Mass., Olympia, W.T.,

Newport, R.I., Hartford, Ct., Sharon, Mass.
Chaplain 8 Mass. Reg't In The Union War.

He preached Of Faith, Hope, Love And Doing Good.
Active Alike In Home, School, Society and Church.
All that He Preached, She Lived.
Greenfield, Mass., Oct. 16, 1902.
Emily 0. Richardson, Alstead N.H. Sept. 3, 18—.
(married) Feb. 1, 1860.
Greenfield, Mass., Oct. 16, 1902.
(base) KIMBALL.
(F.S.) John Emily
(Union Defender Marker.)
B— 70 —(front) John W. Kimball; January 26, 1840—
January 23, 1884.
Son of Capt. Robert and Margaret Kimball,
(back) John W. Kimball.
A — 33 — Josiah Kimball ; June 22, 1786— December 6, 1868.
His Wife, Hannah Ross, September 19, 1787—

February 3, 1878.
(M.M.) H.P.S. & Co.
G — 29 — Levi Frisbie Kimball — see Rev. David Tenney

Kimball.
A — 34 — In Memory of Mrs. Lois Kimball, Consort of Capt.
Jeremiah Kimball, who died 1825, December 7 ;
aged 72 years.

"The sweet remembrance of the just
Shall flourish when they sleep in dust."
(F.S.) L.K.

D — 87 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Lucey Kimball, wife of
Mr. Caleb Kimball, who died August the 13,
1714, Aged 47.

G — 182 — Mrs. Lucy Kimball — see Capt. Aaron Kimball.
D — 83 — Lucey Kimball — see Lucey Kinsman.

136 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B — 69 — Lucy Sarah Kimball — see Robert Kimball.

F — 16 — In Memory of Mrs. Lydia Kimball, wife of Mr.

Benjamin Kimball, who died August 2, 1805,

AEt. 71.

Weep not for me my pains are o'er
We soon shall meet to pai't no more.

(F.S.) Mrs. Lydia Kimball.
F — 14 — Miss Lydia Kimball, Daughter of Mr. Caleb and
Mrs. Elizabeth Kimball, died Sept. 16, 1834,
Aged 48.

For many years she adorned her profession of reli-
gion by a life of consistant piety, and died in expecta-
tion of a blissful immortality.

Peace to this sacred spot, where sweetly rest
Her precious dust, till Jesus bid it rise
In beauty unsurpassed, and mount with him
To glory everlasting in the skies.

D — 84 — Sacred to the memory of Lydia Kimball who died

Sept. 16, 1834, Aged 48 years.
B — 68 — Margaret, wife of Capt. Robert Kimball, died

July 20, 1873; Aged 78 years.

"A devoted Mother."

E— 162— Margaret Kimball— see Joel Caldwell.

G — 133 — Mary Kimball — see James Caldwell.

E — 176 — Mary Kimball — see Mr. Daniel Rindge.

A — 78 — Mary S. Kimball— see Joseph K. Farley.

B— 28 —Miss Nancy Kimball, born Dec. 27, 1784; died
March 10, 1858.

E — 248 — In memory of Deacon Nathaniel Kimball, of the
South Church, died June 3, 1819, Aged 86.
Also Mrs. Elizabeh Kimball, his Consort, died
Oct. 28, 1819; Aged 83.

In faithful love, full threescore years they pass'd;
True friends to all: respected to the last;
In hope they parted, soon to meet again,
"Cloth'd with white robes;" released from every pain.

(F.S.) N.K. E.K.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 137

E — 247 — This Monument is erected to the memory of 4
childred of Deacon Nath'. and Mrs. Elis"
Kimbal.
An infant Son, still-born, Oct. 31st, 1757.
David Died Jan' . 16^", 1761, Aged 3 weeks and 5

days.
Elizabeth Died Aug'. 17"', 1764, Aged 3 weeks and

6 days.
Aaron, Died Sept. 10"', 1779, Aged 5 weeks and

4 days, a twin.
(F.S.) An Infan'. David, Aaron, Elis^
E — 249 — In memory of Mr. Nathaniel Kimball who died
Aug. 2, 1820, aged 61.
(F.S.) N.K.
*— Olive K. Kimball died March 7, 1887, aged 33
years, 9 months, 3 days.
She was the daughter of Thomas L. and Lucy A.
Jewett.
H— 44 —Rebecca Kimball, MOTHER, born Dec. 16, 1804,
Rebecca Gould, died Dec. 15, 1888.

She loved much and was much beloved.

(M.M.) H. P. Smith & Co., Boston.
H — 43 — Rebecca Kimball, Aunt, born May 1, 1802, died
Sept. 16, 1882.

Now the life of pain is done,
Now the life of peace begun;
Father, give the wearied one
Rest forever more.
D — 61 — Here lyes buried the body of Mr. Richard Kimball
who died May the 26, 1716, Aged 50 years.
As you are so were we
But as we are so you will be.
(F.S.) M'. Richard Kimball.
(M.M. on F.S.) M. by E.L.
Here lies buried the body of Mr. Robert Kimball who died
May the 26, 1716, aged 50 years.
As you are so
Were we. but
As we are so
You shall be.

138 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(N.B. This stone disappeared, copied by A.H.)
B — 65 — Robert, son of Robert and Margaret Kimball, died
Nov. 15, 1844, AE. 25 y'rs.

Beneath this stone so feebly reared,

Dear Robert gently sleeps.
Here shall the sighs of grief be heard
For here his friends will weep.
B— 67 — Capt. Robert Kimball, died July 13, 1857; Aged
67 years.

A Father beloved.
B— 69 —(front) Robert KimbaU; January 6, 1819— Jan-
uary 20, 1819.
Lucy Sarah Kimball ; December 26, 1832 — March

15, 1840.
Children of Capt. Robert and Margaret Kimball,
(back) Robbie and Sadie.
F — 25 — Sarah Kimball — see Sarah Kimball Chapman.
A — 11 — Sarah L., Wife of Ebenezer Kimball, died April
8, 1854; AEt. 71.

Yet again we hope to meet thee,

When the day of life is fled;
There in heaven with joy to meet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.
(F.S.) S.L.K.
(M.M.) T. Warren, Lowell.

A — 78 — Sarah Staniford Kimball — see Joseph K. Farley.

A— 2 —Sacred To the Memory of Stephen Kimball, who
departed this life Sept. 28, 1828 ; aged 32 years.
An honest man's the noblest work of God.
(F.S.) S.K.

A — 78 — Thomas Kimball — see Joseph K. Farley.

C — 127 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Abigail Kinsman wife
of M"". lohn Kinsman Iun^, who died Decem^
23d, 1772, in the 35th year of her age.
Those also who sleep in Jesus will God bring with him.
(F.S.) A.K.

E — 73 — Hannah Kinsman — see Samuel Kinsman.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 139

C — 106 — Here lyes buried the body of Mrs, Hannah Kins-
man, wife to Mr. John Kinsman, who died May,

1753, in the year of he .

(F.S.) Mrs. Hannah Kinsman.
(N.B. Inscription partly reconstructed from frag-
ments found under Denison slab.)
C — 82 — John Kinsman — see Margaret Thurston,
D — 83 — Lucey Kinsman, who was daughter of Mr. Caleb
Kimball, and wife of Stephen Kinsman, died
February the 22, 1715/16, aged 23 years.
E — 35 — In memory of Mrs. Priscilla Kinsman, a virtuous
consort of Capt. Nathaniel Kinsman, who de-
parted this life Jan. 10th, A.D. 1786, AE. 37.
How tim'rous nature dreads death's cold embrace,
And shrinks aghast, till Jesus shows his face!
What courage then his rod and staff can bring;
And thou, destroying monster, where's thy sting.
(F.S.) Mrs. Priscilla Kinsman,
D — 78 — Hear lies Rebekah Kinsman, the dafter of Mr.
Robert and Rebekah Kinsman, died December
the 17, 1719, in the 14th year of her age.
(F.S.) Rebekah Kinsman.
D — 52 — Here lieth buried the body of Quartermaster
Robert Kinsman who died February the 19,
1712, Aged 83 years.
E — 73 — Samuel Kinsman died Apr. 8, 1860, AE. 74 y's,
8 m's.
Hannah Kinsman, his wife, died Sept. 5, 1859,
AE. 75 y's, 6 m's.

Unveil thy boson faithful tomb.
Take this new treasure to thy trust,
And give these sacred relics room.
To slumber in the silent dust.
(M.M.) I. Fletcher, Lawrence.
(F.S.) S.K., H.K.
D — 44 —In memory of M■•^ Sarah Kinsman, wife of Mr,
Michael Kinsman, who died Feb^ 4th, 1782,
Aged 35 years, 11 months, and 17 days,
(F,S.) Mrs, Sarah Kinsman,

140 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 41 — Here lyes Buried the Body of Mrs. Susanna Kins-
man, wife to Lieu'. Joseph Kinsman, who de-
parted this life Nov"^ 9th, Ann". Dom'. 1734,
AEtat^ Suae 60.
(F.S.) Mrs. Susanna Kinsman.
D — 6 — In memory of Mr. Joseph Knight, late from New-
bury Port, who died Nov'. 20, 1798, AEt. 40.
Thus, at high noon, earth's fairest prospects end.

The children weep, Eliza mourns her friend.
But see, a Greater comes each love to claim;
Give it, and dry your tears; He lives the Same.

(F.S.) Joseph Knight. 1798.
(M.M.) 10.50.
G— 169— (front) Mary E., dau. of Jacob and Judith A.
Knights, died Oct. 15, 1848, AE. 3 y's and 3 m's.
This lovely bud has passed away in paradise to bloom.
(M.M.) T. Fletcher.

(back) Judith M., died July 5, 1856, AE. 9 mo's.
Jacob E., died Dec. 9, 1857, AE. 5 mo's.
Children of Charles S. and Judith A. Jewett.
Buds plucked from earth to bloom in Heaven.
E — 190 — Mrs. Abigail, wife of Thomas Knowlton, Deceased
Oct. 9, 1820, AEt. 61.

Who were happy in life and in death
Were resigned to the will of the Lord.
(F.S.) A.K.
H— 48 —(front) JOHN EMMA

The mother gave in tears and pain,

The flowers she most did love,

She knew she should find them all again,

In the fields of light above.

Of such is the kindom of Heaven.

(back) Emma 0., born Mar. 20, 1877, died Aug.

16, 1877.

John E., born Mar. 20, 1877, died Aug. 19, 1877.

Children of G. W. and O. J. Knowlton.
A — 8 — Here lies the body of Deacon Nathaniel Knowlton

who died September the 24th, 1726, in the 69

year of his age.
(F.S.) Deacon Nath". Knowlton.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 141

E — 189 — Dea. Thomas Knowlton, Deceased Feb. 13, 1832
AEt. 71.

More than thirty years he sustained the office of
deacon in the first Church in Ipswich with honesty and
fidelity; and he was justly held in high estimation, as a
man of faith, prayer, and benevolence.

Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
(F.S.) T.K.
B — 111 — This stone was erected by the young men of Ips-
wich as a tribute of respect to the memory of
William C. Knox, who died May 10, 1816 ; aged
22 years.

'Twas not for him who sleeps beneath,
This plain memento' given,
'Twas not to bring him back to earth,
Or raise him up to Heaven.

'Twas for your sake dear reader thou;
Who now stand o'er his grave.
And in submission gently bow,
To him who took, but gave.
Remember thy Creator now
To him thy days be given
That when thy head shall lie as low
Thou'lt find a home in Heaven.

(F.S.) W.C.K.

D — 109 — Martha, the daughter of John and Martha Laigh-
ton, died April the 3, 1710, and in the 15 year
of her age.

D — 132 — Here lyes the body of Sarah Laighton (daughter
of Mr. Jacob Perkins and wife to John Laigh-
ton) died March the 1, 1716, Aged 19 years,
2 months, and 5 days.
(F.S.) Sarah Laighton.

B — 48 — Abigail L. Lakeman — see Mrs. Abigail L. Jewett.

D — 136 — Daniel L. Lakeman — see Lydia Lakeman.

D— 135— E. L., AE. 48, 1647.

142 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 137 — In memory of Mr. Ebenezer Lakeman, who died
Aug. 31, 1838, Aged 56.

Hark! the voice of reason cries,
God lives, whilst thy parent dies;
'Tis pleasing truth, let grief be staid;
Nature's debts must all be paid.
(F.S.) E.L.
B — 18 — Ebenezer Lakeman, died Aug. 8, 1852, AE. 35
y'rs, 6 m's.

Lowly here beneath the sod,
His form to earth is given,
But his spirit freed from clay.
Has wing'd its way to Heaven.

(F.S.) E.L.
F — 3 — Elizabeth Lakeman — see Widow Elizabeth Per-
kins.
G — 102 — Emma J. Lakeman — see Otis C. Hardy.
B — 14 — In memory of Miss Hannah Lakeman, Daughter
of Mr. John and Mrs. Mary Lakeman, who died
Dec^ 24, 1801, AEt. 21.

Pass on, my friends, dry up your tears,
I must lie here, till Christ appears;
Death is a debt to nature due;
I've paid the debt, and so must you.

(F.S.) Hannah Lakeman.

F — 5 — Here lyes the body of M". Hannah Lakeman,
wife to Mr. Solomon Lakeman, dec''-. Sep'^ the
22d, 1732, in the 36'^ year of her age.

B — 78 — Here lyes the body of John Lakeman, son to Mr.
Silvanus and Mrs. Mary Lakeman, who died
Nov^ the 1st, 1743, in the 20th year of his age.
(F.S.) John Lakeman.

D — 111 — Joseph Lakeman, son of Mr. Tobias and Mrs.
Margaret Lakeman, aged 3 months, deC^. Oct^
the 10th, 1726.

D — 143 — Here lies buried the body of M""". Lydia Lakeman,
wife of Mr. Richard Lakeman, died Oct^ 22d,
1762, Aged 39 years, wanting one day.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 143

D 136 — Lydia, wife of Ebenezer Lakeman, died Nov. 12,

1863, AEt. 82 y'rs, 6 mos.

"There is rest for the aged."
Daniel L., youngest son of Ebenezer and Lydia
Lakeman, died in Lexington, June 21, 1854,
AEt. 41 yrs.
(F.S.) L.L.
G — 102 — Lydia Woodbury Lakeman — see Otis C. Hardy.
I)_203— Here lyes the body of Mrs. Margret Lakeman,
wife of Mr. William Lakeman, who died March
the 24, 1716, Aged 59 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. Margret Lakeman.
G_63 — Martha Lakeman, wife of Richard Lakeman, born

July 22, 1811; died Jan. 22, 1892.
G — 64 — Martha A. Lakeman — see Capt. Richard Lake-
man.
B — 100 — Here lyes the body of Mary Lakeman, dau''. to Mr.
Silvanus and Mrs. Mary Lakeman, dec". Nov.
the 15, 1732, in the 17'" year of her age.
B — 15 — In Memory of Mrs. Mary Lakeman, wife of Mr.
John Lakeman, who died Nov. 3, 1803, AEt. 63.
Weep not for me my pains are o'er,
We soon shall meet to part no more.
(F.S.) Mrs. M. Lakeman.
D — 140 — In Memory of Mrs. Mary Lakeman, wife of Cap'.
Richard Lakeman, Died Aug. 21, 1821, AEt. 75.
Behold and see as you pass by
As you are now so once was I
As I am now so you must be
Prepare for death and follow me.
(F.S.) M.L.
G — 102 — Nathaniel W. Lakeman — see Otis C. Hardy.
C — 236 — Here lyes the body of Rebekah (daughter of Mr.
Silvanus and Mary Lakeman) Died August the
1st, 1719, Aged 7 months and 5 days.
(F.S.) Rebekah Lakeman.
D — 104 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Rebecca Lakeman,
wife to Mr. Archalaus Lakeman, aged 34 years,
dec-^. May the 28, 1723.

144 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 141 — Sacred to the memory of Capt. Richard Lakeman,
who died 16, December, 1841 ; in the 93 year of
his age.

Kind angels watch the sleeping dust,
Till Jesus comes to raise the just;
Then may he wake with sweet surprise,
And in his Saviour's image rise.
(F.S.) R. L.
B — 17 — Richard Lakeman, Died at sea, Oct. 29, 18lo, Aged
30 y'rs.
Sarah, his widow, died Sep. 13, 1853, Aged 90
y'rs. and 6 mos.

Those friends lamented are not dead,
Though dark to us the road they tread.
We soon shall follow to that shore,
Where they have only gone before.

(M.M.) F. and G. Law.
(F.S.) R.L. S.L.
G — 64 — Capt. Richard Lakeman, born Sept. 27, 1811, died
Apr. 16, 1874.
Martha A., Dan. of Richard and Martha Lake-
man, born Mar. 23, 1852, aged 10 mos., 16 ds.
I am the Lord trust in me.
D — 112 — Sarah Lakeman, dau'. to Mr. Tobias and Mrs.
Margret Lakeman, aged 4 years and 4 m°., dec''.
October the 16th, 1728.
G — 102 — Sarah Lakeman — see Otis C. Hardy.
A — 80 — Sarah Lakeman — see Joseph L. Ross,
B — 17 — Sarah Lakeman — see Richard Lakeman.
B — 13 — Sarah Lakeman — see William Lakeman.
D — 138 — Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Sarah D. Lakeman
who died 6 February, 1838; Aged 72 years.
Wife of Capt. Richard Lakeman.

Soon shall the great archangel's voice,
Make all, that die in Christ, rejoice;
May we like her be found prepar'd
To meet our Saviour's great reward.
(F.S.) S.D.L.
A — 73 — Susan W. Lakeman — see David Russell.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 145

D — 198-a — Tobias and Margreat Lakeman buried a child
January the 12, 1716/17, Aged 15 days, nam"
Susana.
B— 13 —William Lakeman died Feb'y. 4, 1851, AEt. 84.
Sarah W., his wife, died Sept. 6, 1853, AEt. 82.
(F.S.) W.L. S.W.L.

(N.B. This stone disappeared since 1933.)
C — 5 — Here lys the body of William Lakeman who Died
January the 24, 1707, Aged 56 years.
(F.S.) W.L.
G — 102 — William Lakeman — see Otis C. Hardy.
A — 82 — In Memory of Abigail Lord, Daughter of William
and Maria Lamson, who died Aug. 31, 1838,
Aged 15 months and 9 days.

Sweet lovely babe! it sleeps in death,
It withered in the bud;
'Twas only sent to show the earth,
The fairest World of God.

A — 83 — In memory of Charles W., son of Wm. and Maria
Lamson, who died in Lowell, May 10, 1847, AE.
2 yrs. and 6 mos.

Welcome, dear babe, to Jesu's breast.

Forever there in joy to rest:

(F.S.) C. W.L.

(M.M.) D. Nichols.
H — 58 — Georgia Lane, June 18, 1836 — November 9, 1892.

Mary Ann Lane, January 13, 1820 — December 26,
1906.

(base) LANE.

H — 60 — George Lane — see Lizzie F. Lane.

H — 57 — John Lane, born May 8, 1798, died December 25
1879.

H — 59 — John Lane, born February 26, 1825, died Decem-
ber 13, 1880.

H — 60 — Lizzie F. Lane, died May 26, 1853, AE. 24 y'rs.
Joseph J. Lane, died at Bellville, 111., June 17
1849, AE. 28 y'rs.

146 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

"There's not an hour, or day, or dreaming night, but
I am with thee; there's not a wind but whispers of
thy name, and not a flower that sleeps beneath the

moon,
but in its hues of fragrance tells a tale of thee.

Also George, son of John and Mary Lane, died

Mar. 29, 1835, AE. 5 m's.
(F.S.) L.F.L.
H — 56 — Mary Jewett, wife of John Lane, born Feb. 7.
1797, died June 2, 1875.

In life beloved:

In death lamented.

H — 58 — Mary Ann Lane — see Georgia Lane.
G— 118— G. Frank Langdon, 1861—1921.

His wife, Mary S. Holt.

Marion H. Langdon, 1889—1890.

G— 117— Geo. W. Langdon, Nov. 1, 1830— Nov. 24, 1902.
Corpl. Co.A. 1^' Batt'n. Mass. H. A.
His wife, Martha W. Lord, June 14, 1831, Aug.

12, 1864.
(Union Defender.)
B — 102 — In memory of Mr. Stephen Lawry, Late of
Friendship in the District of Maine, who was
Shipwreck'd and drown'd on Ipswich bar, Nov.
6, 1807, AEt. 34.
E — 5 — Miss Hannah Leatherland — see Mr. William

Leatherland.
E— 3 —Jacob Leatherland died Dec. 11, 1878; Aged 75

yrs.
E — 5 — In Memory of Mr. William Leatherland who died
July 31, 1829 ; Aged 64 years.
Also on his right 2 children ;
Mr. Moses Leatherland died June 5, 1824; Aged

28 years ;
Miss Hannah Leatherland died Sept. 5, 1824;

Aged 19 years.
(F.S.) W.L. M.L. H.L.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 147

E— 4 —William Leatherland died May 7, 1870, Aged 80
y'rs, 4 mo's.
(Union Defender marker.)
C — 131 — Mary Leverett — see Mrs. Mary Rogers.
G — 67 — Rubey D. Lindsey — see John K. Chapman.
D — 97 — Hear lies Mr. Isaac Litelehal died April the 4th,
1718, in the 58 year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Isaac Litelehal.
D— 129— Aaron Lord died March 24, 1811; AEt. 78 y'rs
and 10 mo's
Hannah Lord, his wife, died June 29, 1812 ; AEt.

78 y'rs and 9 mo's.
(F.S.) A.L. H.L.
G— 119— Aaron Lord, 1840—1921.

His wife, Catherin E. Underbill, 1844—1930.
(base) LORD.
B— 73 —Aaron P. Lord died Feb. 29, A.D. 1872, AEt. 77.
G — 88 — Abbie Lord — see John G. Caldwell.

*_Abbie L. Lord died Dec. 8, 1911, aged 62 years, 3
months, 10 days.
She was the daughter of Thomas Warren Lord.
F — 20 — Abby Berley Lord — see Asa Lord.
F — 24 — In memory of Abby Hurley, daughter of Asa and
Abigail Lord, who died Oct. 15, 1835, aged 4
years.

Weep not for the babe
Which thou could'st not save,

Oh, give it with joy
To the GOD who first gave;

For firm is the promise
The Saviour has given.

Who said that "of such
Is the kingdom of Heaven."
E — 146 — Abigail, Dau'r. of Nathl. and Lucy Lord, Born

May 3, 1791, Died April 15, 1878.
E — 65 — Sacred to the memory of Abigail, wife of Deacon
Moses Lord, died Sept. 26, 1837, Aged 70 yrs.
The sleep in Jesus.
F — 20 — Abigail H. Lord — see Asa Lord.

148 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 161 — In memory of Mr. Abraham Lord who died May
16, 1809, AEt. 58.
(F.S.) Mr. A.L.
♦—Abraham Lord died March 19, 1888, aged 83
years, 11 months, 20 days.
He was the son of Eben and Elizabeth Kimball
Lord.
H — 93 — (front) Abram Lord, born 1805, Apr. 1, died
1888, Mar. 19.
Susan L., wife of Abram Lord, born 1802, Dec.
29, died 1867, Jan. 13.

"He giveth his beloved sleep."

(base) LORD.

(right) James W. Bond, 1834—1909.

His wife, Hannah S. Lord, 1840—1934.
(base) BOND.

(M.M.) Moran and Dutton, Lowell,
(back) Abbie Carr, 1880—1902.
(left) Abram, born 1835, Feb. 9; died 1871, June 8.

Lucy Jane, born 1837, May 5, died 1860, Mar. 18.

Susan Caroline, born 1844, Sept. 1, died 1861,
Nov. 23.

Children of Abram and Susa^i L. Lord.
"With Christ which is far better."
G— 103— Addie A. died June 25, 1857, AE. 9 mo's.

Also an infant died July 5, 1858.

Children of Asa and Lydia M. Lord.

Our buds of hope though blighted here,
Will blossom in a brighter sphere
Where death can never come.

(M.M.) J. Fletcher.

F — 20 — Annie Louise Lord — see Asa Lord.

F— 20 —(front) Asa Lord, September 25, 1797— October
16, 1888.

Abigail H. Lord, wife of Asa Lord, September 26,

1801— January 1, 1899.
(base) LORD.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

149

(M.M.)
(back)

(left)

(right) Mary Abby Lord, wife of John A. Brown, Octo-
ber 16, 1843— July 8, 1873.
Hattie W. Brown, February 20, 1873— October

16, 1893.
H. P. Smith and Co., Boston.
Children of Asa and Abigail H. Lord.
Abby Berley, June 7, 1831— October 15, 1835.
Francis Edwin, March 8, 1840 — November 19,

1841.
Thomas H. Lord, March 3, 1829— February 10,

1916.
His wife, Lucretia S. Lord, March 22, 1829—

July 24, 1921.
Lucy Ann Lord, December 13, 1826 — December

27, 1915.
Annie Louise Lord, February 6, 1862 — November

4, 1900.
(F.S.) L.A.L. L.S.L. T.H.L. MOTHER
FATHE ANNIE HATTIE.
G— 106— FATHER.

Asa Lord born Sept. 24, 1825, died Feb. 27, 1884.
D — 127 — This monument is erected to the Memory of Dea-
con Caleb Lord who died May 28, 1804, in the
79th year of his age ; a truly exemplary Chris-
tian.

A soul prepar'd needs no delays;
The summons comes, the soul obeys.
Swift was his flight, and short the road.
He clos'd his eyes and saw his God.
(F.S.) Dea. C. Lord.
G — 108 — Caleb Lord — see George A. Lord.
G — 108 — Caroline E. Lord — see George A. Lord.
B — 163 — Caroline Farley Lord — see Joseph Lord.
H — 20 — Carrie A. Lord — see Carrie A. Lord Sampson.
G — 119 — Catherine Underbill Lord — see Aaron Lord.

*— Charles B. Lord died Sept. 15, 1893, aged 15 days.
He was the son of Charles B. Lord and Florence
Holmes.

150 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 124 — Charles R. Lord — see Maynard Russell.
G— 107— (front) CHARLIE.

(back) Charles W. Lord, born May 1, 1862;

died Feb. 21, 1889.
(M.M.) H.P.S. & Co.
G — 18 — Cora Brailey Lord — see Frank Henry Lord.
D — 117 — In Memory of Mr. Daniel Lord who depated this
life Jan^>. 5th, 1780, aged 52.

Farwel Dear friend, a short farewel,
Till we shall meet again above
In the sweet Groves where Pleasures Dwell
Where trees of life bear fruits of love.
(F.S.) Daniel Lord.
D— 130— Daniel Lord Died March 4, 1816, Aged 48 yrs.

Sarah Holland, his wife, died May 5, 1852, Aged
83 yrs., 11 mos.
B — 24 — In Memory of Capt. Daniel Lord who died Feb.
15, 1844, Aged 76.

With poverty of spirit blest,
Rest, happy saint, in Jesus rest;
A sinner saved, through grace forgiven,
Redeem'd from earth, to reign in heaven.
(F.S.) D.L.
B— 20 —Daniel Lord Jr. died Sept. 6, 1868, Aged 76 yrs.
D— 122— Daniel Gould Lord— see Mrs. Ruth G. Lord.
C — 117 — David A. Lord — see Lucy Russell.
A — 56 — David Wells Lord — see Harriett Haskell Lord.
D — 118 — Erected in Memory of Mr. Ebenezer Lord who
died Nov. 24, 1843, Aged 78.
And his wife, Mrs. Lydia Lord, who died Aug.

12, 1808, Aged 34.
(F.S.) E.L. L.L.
B — 173 — Eddie Archer, Son of Luther and Sarah E. Lord,
died Oct. 11, 1869, Aged 10 mos, and 22 ds.

"He shall gather the Lambs with his arm, and carry
them in His bosom."
B — 51 — Edmund B. Lord — see Joshua Lord.
G— 92 —Eliza H. Lord— see Walter E. Lord.
G— 30 —Eliza M. Lord— see Mark H. Lord.

J

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 151

E — 141 — In memory of Miss Elizabeth Lord, eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. Nath'. and Mrs. Eliz^ Lord, who de-
parted this life Oct. 13, 1801, AEt. 58.
Our dying friends come o'er us like a cloud
To damp our brainless ardors; and abate
That glare of life, which often blinds the wise.

Smitten friends.

Are angels sent on errands full of love,
For us they languish and for us they die,
And shall they languish, shall they die in vain.
(F.S.) Miss Elizabeth Lord.
G — 91 — Sacred to the memory of Elizabeth Lord, wife of
Josiah Lord, and daughter of William and
Elizabeth Lummus, who died May 30, 1828;
aged 30.
G — 89 — Elizabeth, 2"^^ wife of Josiah Lord, died Feb. 21,
1865, Aged 70 yrs.
(M.M.) G. F. Witherell.
E — 142 — Mrs. Elizabeth Lord — see Mr. Nathaniel Lord.
G — 116 — Elizabeth B. Lord — see Warren Boynton.
B — 160 — In memory of Elizabeth Dodge Lord, wife of Capt.
John Lord, born October 8, 1808, died Septem-
ber 21, 1876.

Sleep here in peace!
This is the gate for thee to walks immortal;
This is the entrance to the pearly portal;
The pathway trod by saints and sages olden,
Whose feet now walk Jerusalem the golden!
Sleep here in peace!

A — 7 — This Monument is Erected in memory of Mrs-
Elizabeth G. Lord, The amiable and affectionate
Consort of Capt. John Lord 3d, and daughter
of Major Thomas Gage of Rowley. She was
born 1795, August 31, And died 1830, January
1. She lived the life of a Christian, And died a
Christian's peaceful and happy death. Here lie
her mortal remains; And by their side Those
of her two children, whom, by reason of long
absences. Their father never saw.

152 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

Mary Elizabeth Lord, Born 1825, Mar. 16, died
1826, Sep. 22, and Elizabeth Treadwell Lord,
Born 1828, May 11, died 1829, Sept. 28.

Survivors, mourning the loss of a dear companion
and friend, And the early departure of her tender babes,
Rejoice in hope, that their spirits are with their GOD
and SAVIOR.
D — 122 — Elizabeth Gould Lord — see Mrs. Ruth G. Lord.
E — 163 — Elizabeth Kimball, wife of Levi Lord, died Mar.
11, 1854, AEt. 58 yrs.

My children dear as you pass by.
On my cold grave pray cast an eye;
As I am now, soon you must be,
Prepare for death and follow me.
(M.M.) A. H. Lord, Salem.
E — 139 — Elizabeth Merrill, 2nd wife of Isaac Lord, died

Sept. 3, 1868, AEt. 81 yrs.
H — 23 — Elizabeth S., wife of Jeremiah Lord, died Aug.

10, 1849, AE, 42 y'rs.
B — 175 — Elizabeth S. Lord — see Mary and Elizabeth

Seward Lord.
A — 7 — Elizabeth Treadwell Lord — see Mrs. Elizabeth G.

Lord.
A — 9 — Elizabeth T. Lord — see Capt. John Lord.
B— 149— Elizabeth W. Lord— see Nath'l. Lord.
G — 108 — Elizabeth Lord — see George A. Lord.
B — 161 — (front) Emmeeline K. Lord, Born Jan. 14, 1850,
Died Apr. 16, 1883.
(back) Emmeline.
(Union Defender marker.)

B— 22 —Enoch Lord died Feb. 13, 1885, Aged 84 yrs.

A — 6 — Esther Lord — see William D. Lord.

E — 158 — "Who can find a virtuous woman? For her price
is far above rubies."
Eunice, second daughter of Capt. Jeremiah and
Mrs. Lois Kimball And for more than 32 years
the Beloved wife of Nathaniel Lord Jr., was
born 1778, August 8; married 1804, December

lOMmiyyiiMj

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 153

20; a member of the South Church nearly 38
years. After suffering, with Christian pa-
tience and resignation, a distressing disease,
she slept in Jesus, on the morning of his day,
1837, April 9, Aged nearly 59 years.

"Her children rise up, and call her blessed;
Her husband also, and he praiseth her."
A — 30 — Eunice Lord — see Aaron Smith.
B — 137 — Ezra W., son of Ezra W. and Lydia A. Lord, died
Aug. 18, 1848 ; Aged 21 mo's.

Sleep on dear child and take thy rest,
God called thee home, he thought it best.

B— 139— FATHER Ezra W. Lord, Born June 23, 1817,

Died May 31, 1880.
F — 23 — Francis Edwin, son of Asa and Abigail H. Lord,

died Nov. 19, 1841, aged 20 months.

"Of such is the kingdom of heaven."

F — 20 — Francis Edwin Lord — see Asa Lord.
G — 18 — Frank Campbell Lord — see Frank Henry Lord.
G— 18 —(front) Frank Henry Lord, born Dec. 31, 1844,
died Dec. 20, 1917.
His wife, Cora Brailey, born June 17, 1847, died

May 16, 1919.
(base) LORD.

(left) Children of Frank H. and Cora B. Lord.
Frank Campbell, born May 6, 1873, died Mar. 26.

1894.
Stella Harris, born May 6, 1873, died Aug. 15,

1873.
(F.S.) MOTHER FATHER FRANK C.
STELLA H.

G— 108— (front) George A. Lord, 1824—1911.
His wife, Lucy Sarah, 1826 — 1879.
Edward F. Brown, 1853—1932.
(base) LORD.

(right) George A. Lord, born Oct. 24, 1824, died April
14, 1911.

154 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

Lucy Sarah, wife of George A. Lord, born Sept.
30, 1826, died May 18, 1879.
(left) Caleb Lord, Nov. 2, 1802— May 9, 1896.

His wife Elizabeth Lord, Oct. 9, 1804— Mar. 21,

1886.
Caroline E. Lord, Aug. 10, 1827— May 27, 1909.
(F.S.) C.E.L. E.L. C.L. E.F.B. L.S.L. G.A.L.
G— 181— (front) BOWIE.

(back) 1825— George C. Lord— 1885.
His wife: 1827— Martha A.— 1881.
(base) LORD.
G— 172— (top) MOTHER FATHER.

(front) George E. Lord, 1832—1905.
Lucy A. Lord, 1834—1904.
(base) LORD.
(G.A.R. marker.)
A — 56 — George Edwin Lord — see Harriett Haskell Lord.
* — George F. Lord died Sept. 3, 1883, aged 34 years,

5 months.
*_George M. Lord died March 8, 1911, aged 60
years, 1 month, and 11 days.
He was the son of George Calvin and Martha C.
Lord.
A — 65 — George T., son of Josiah and Mary J. Lord; died

Oct. 16, 1846, AE. 1 y'r, 4 mo's.
A — 66 — George T., son of Josiah and Mary J. Lord, died

Sept. 3, 1883, Aged 34 yrs.
B — 163 — Gustavus Farley Lord — see Joseph Lord.
B— 27 —Hannah Lord died Sept. 27, 1817, Aged 12 yrs.

(F.S.) H.L.
B — 25 — Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Hannah Lord, wife
of Capt. Daniel Lord, who departed this life
Oct. 6, 1817, Aged 45 years.
Also of their daughter, Hannah Lord, who died

Sept. 27, 1817, Aged 12 vears.
(F.S.) H.L. H.L.
D — 129 — Hannah Lord — see Aaron Lord.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 155

C — 117 — Hannah Lord — see Lucy Russell.
C — 118 — Hannah B., daughter of John Lord 3d. and Han-
nah Lord, died July 18, 1846, Aged 21.

But hopeless she died not, for pure was her love
And strong was her faith in a Savior above.
B — 92 — Hannah, wife of Capt. John Lord, J', died Aug.

13, 1849, aged 64 years.
H — 21 — Hannah D. wife of Jeremiah Lord, died Sept. 26,

1882, aged 81 yrs.
H — 93 — Hannah S. Lord — see Abram Lord.
B — 23 — Hannah Treadwell, Wife of Capt. Daniel Lord,
died March 22, 1865, aged 85.

She sleeps in Jesus.
(F.S.) H.T.L.

A — 56 — Harriett Augusta Lord — see Harriett Haskell

Lord.
A— 56 —(front) Harriet Haskell, Wife of David W.
Lord, and Daughter of Daniel and Lois Haskell,
Born Feb. 9, 1811, Died Mar. 1, 1869.
David Wells Lord, Died Oct. 4, 1887, Aged 75
yrs., 1 mo.
(back) Harriett Augusta, Born May 2, 1837, Died Jan.
3, 1841.
Twins, boy and girl. Born March 3, 1842, Died

March 3, 1842.
Henry Kimball, Born Nov. 15, 1845, Died Aug. 23,

1848.
George Edwin, Born Jan. 13, 1849, Died Nov. 18,

1865.
Children of David W. and Harriett H. Lord.
B — 163 — Harvey Mackay Lord — see Joseph Lord.
A — 56 — Henry Kimball Lord — see Harriett Haskell Lord.
C — 117 — Herbert Lord — see Lucy Russell.
E — 143 — Isaac, 5th child of Nathaniel and Eunice Lord
born 1814, July 2, died 1816, April 1.

"He Cometh forth like a flower, and is cut down."
H— 31 —Isaac Lord, Jan. 28, 1822— Jan. 23, 1893.

156 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E_137— Isaac Lord died Sept. 6, 1828, AE. 75 y'rs and 2
mo's.
Susan, his wife, died April 6, 1841, AE. 86 y'rs.
6 m's.
E_138— Isaac Lord died Mar. 13, 1848, AE. 71 y'rs.

Sarah, his wife, died Sept. 18, 1831, AE. 52 y'rs.
* — Isaac Lord, son of Levi Lord and Elizabeth Kim-
ball Lord, died Jan. 23, 1893, aged 77 years, 11
months, 26 days.
H — 40 — Jannette Lord — see Charles W. Brown.
H — 22 — Capt. Jeremiah Lord, died March 12, 1868, aged
69 yrs. and 5 mos.

For I know that my Redeemer liveth.

A— 9 —Capt. John Lord died Dec. 3, 1852, Aged 88 y'rs.
Elizabeth T. died Oct. 18, 1813, Aged 23 y'rs.
Margaret died March 12, 1827, Aged 20 y'rs.
Daughters of John and Lucy Lord.
(M.M.) Fletcher, Lawrence.
(F.S.) J.L.
* — John Lord died June, 1907, aged 71 years.

He was the son of Capt. John Lord and Elizabeth
Dodge.
G — 124 — John F. Lord — see Maynard Russell.
B— 163— (front) Joseph Lord, August 15, 1798— July 12,
1852.
Caroline Farley, his wife, October 15, 1797 —
March 20, 1860.
(base) LORD,
(right) Children of J. and C. F. Lord :

Gustavus Farley, July 31, 1836— May 12, 1837.
Harvey Mackay, July 29, 1839— October 28, 1865,
Lucy Slade, July 12, 1834— May 11, 1927.
(left) Children of J. and C. F. Lord:

Joseph, infant son, January 17, 1829.

Caroline Farley, April 15, 1831 — February 13,

1849.
Joseph Maynard, March 1, 1833; died at Shang-
hai, China, February 15, 1855.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 157

B — 163 — Joseph Lord — see Joseph Lord.
G — 124 — Joseph H. Lord — see Maynard Russell.
B— 51 —Joshua Lord died Oct. 13, 1848 ; AEt. 41 y'rs. and
9 mo's.
Also, two Children of Joshua and Martha Lord:
Moses W., died Sept. 25, 1848; Aged 11 years;
Edmund B., died Sept. 15, 1848 ; Aged 18 months.
(F.S.) M.W.L. J.L. E.B.L.
A — 32 — Erected in memory of Mr. Josiah Lord, who died
June 1, 1831, Aged 44.
(F.S.) J.L.
G— 90 —Josiah Lord died Dec. 6, 1873, aged 78 yrs.

(M.M.) G. F. Witherell.
A — 74 — Josiah Lord 3d., Died November 27, 1897, Aged

76 yrs. 10 mos.
G— 92 —Kate L. Lord— see Walter E. Lord.
E— 164— Levi Lord died Oct. 15, 1873, AEt. 79 yrs.
E — 160 — Louisa Choate, second daughter and third child
of Nathaniel and Eunice Lord, Born July 9,
1810, Died December 13, 1872.

Steadfast, unmoveable, always abounding in the work
of the Lord.
F — 20 — Lucretia S. Lord — see Asa Lord.
E — 150 — Erected in Memory of Mrs. Lucy Lord, wife of
M'. Joseph Lord, with her infant Child, who
died April 14th, 1787, Aged 23 years and 7
months.

Farewell, my friends! and all that once was mine,
The Grave that binds my flesh could ne'er my soul

confine;
Heav'n is my home and I must hast above.
There with my babe to reap our Saviours love.
(F.S.) Mrs. Lucy Lord.
E — 144 — In memory of Mrs. Lucy Lord, relict of Mr. Na-
thaniel Lord, who died June 8, 1838, Aged 82.
A — 10 — Lucy, Consort of Capt. John Lord, died Sept. 29,
1848, AE. 79 y'rs.

We hope to meet her in heaven.
(F.S.) blank.

158 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 172 — Lucy A. Lord — see George E. Lord.

* — Lucy Ann Lord died Dec. 27, 1915, aged 89 years,
9 days.
She was the daughter of Asa and Abbie Hodgkins

Lord.
See also F — 20 — Asa Lord.
G — 124 — Lucy M. Lord — see Maynard Russell.

H — 93 — Lucy Jane Lord — see Abram Lord.

G — 108 — Lucy Sarah Lord — see George A. Lord.

B — 163 — Lucy Slade Lord — see Joseph Lord.

B — 172 — (front) Luella, Daughter of Luther and Mary
Lord,
(back) Luella Lord, died Mar. 4, 1887, Aged 32
yrs, 4 mos, 2 dys..

B— 176— (front) LUTHER LORD.

(back) Luther Lord died Apr. 12, 1903, aged 83
yrs. 7 mos. 14 dys.

B — 174 — Luther, son of Luther and Mary Lord, died Nov.
20, 1850, AE. 6 weeks.

Loved was this little flower when given,
Now may it dwell with Christ in Heaven,
(M.M.) F. and G., La

D — 118 — Mrs. Lydia Lord — see Mr. Ebenezer Lord.
B_140— MOTHER.

Lydia A. Lord, wife of Ezra W. Lord, born Nov.
19, 1818, died Mar. 3, 1902.
G— 105— MOTHER

Lydia M. wife of Asa Lord, 2nd, died Feb. 28,

1869, aged 38 years and 6 months.
Nellie A., their daughter, died Oct. 4, 1867, aged
2 years and 5 months.

"The memory of her name is ever precious."
D— 168— Mrs. Margaret, wife of Capt. Nath'l Lord, died
July 22, 1817, AEt. 45 y'rs and 4 mo's.
(F.S.) M.L.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 159

D — 169 — Margaret Lord, Daughter of Capt. Nathaniel and
Margaret Lord, Died April 4, 1871, Aged 66
yrs and 6 months.

When clouds and shadows all are gone
How bright will be the coming morn.

(F.S.) M.L.
A — 9 — Margaret Lord — see Capt. John Lord.
G — 113 — Margaret B. Lord — see Henry F. Russell.
H — 8 — Margaret B. Lord — see Joseph Johnson.
G— 30 —Mark H. Lord died June 15, 1863, aged 45 yrs.

Eliza M. Lord died March 29, 1863, aged 43 yrs.
(F.S.) J.H.L. C.W.L.
G — 181 — Martha A. Lord — see George C. Lord.
B— 50 —MOTHER.

Martha Willett, Wife of Joshua Lord, Born Dec. 1,
1809, Died July 29, 1884.

Another brow the spirit's crown to wear.
G — 117 — Martha W. Lord — see Geo. W. Langdon.
D — 88 — Mary, widow of Ebenezer Lord, Died Jan. 30,
1847, AE. 66.
(M.M.) F. and G., La'.
(F.S.) M.L.
D — 146 — Here lyes the Body of Mrs. Mary Lord, wife to
Mr. Caleb Lord, who Died May 4th, 1772, Aged
45 years.
C — 201 — In memory of M'^ Mary Lord consort of Docf.
Josiah Lord, and daugh". of Doct'". Joseph Man-
ning, who died Dece'". the 28'^ 1776, Aged 26
Years.

She was Uneversely beloved and Equely Lemented.
Beneath this Hospitable shade.
In the Calm Regions of the dead,
Lays low; Death^ Prisoner detain'd,
A tender sympathizing friend,
A kind companion ever dear,
Pause, Reader, and let fall a tear;
On the dear urn that lies below
And Learn, What man is loath to know,
Where Life's most daz'ling Prospects rise
The scene concludes in, — Here He Lies.

160 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Lord.
E — 159 — Mary, first daughter and second child of Nathan-
iel and Eunice Lord, born 1807, July 17, died
1846, March 11.

"Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the king-
dom of heaven."
F — 20 — Mary Abbie Lord — see Asa Lord.
H — 39 — Mary A. Lord — see Erastus Clark.
G— 84 —(front) MOTHER SHE HAS GONE TO HER
LOVED ONE.
(back) Mary E.M.Wallis, wife of Thomas W. Lord, No-
vember 16, 1821— October 15, 1897.
(F.S.) Warren.
B — 175 — (front) Mary and Elizabeth Seward, wives of
Luther Lord,
(back) Mary, died Dec. 5, 1857, Aged 36 yrs, 1 mo, 19
dys.
Elizabeth, died Apr. 12, 1863, Aged 43 yrs, 4 mos.
26 dys.
H— 19 —Mary Eliza Lord, Feb. 9, 1828 ; Feb. 3, 1904.
A — 7 — Mary Elizabeth Lord — see Mrs. Elizabeth G.

Lord.
E — 156 — Mary Holt, daughter of John and Dorcas Adams,
and second wife of Nathaniel Lord, Junior,
Born in Andover, Mass., 1793, November 4.
Died in Schenectady, N.Y., 1868, January 23.
"Thy faith hath saved thee."
(M.M.) H.P.Smith and Co., Boston.
A — 75 —Mary J., wife of Josiah Lord, Died Jan. 9, 1887.

Aged 70 yrs.
A— 31 —MOTHER

Mary Radford, wife of Josiah Lord. Died Feb. 23,
1864, Aged 74 yrs.

How we loved her.
G — 112 — Mary Ringe Lord — see John Manning Dunnels.
E — 66 — Sacred to the memory of Deacon Moses Lord died
Jan. 30, 1834, Aged 73 yrs.

In whom was no guile.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 161

B — 51 — Moses W. Lord — see Joshua Lord.

D — 128 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Nathaniel Lord, who
died August 10'", 1770; Aged 83 years.
(F.S.) Mr. Nathaniel Lord.

E — 157 — Nathaniel, Son of Isaac and Susanna Lord, born
1780, September 25, a graduate of Harvard
College, 1798, Died 1852, October 16.

For more than thirty five years Register of Probate
for the County of Essex. Always faithful and con-
scientious in the discharge of all his duties as a Chris-
tian and a Patriot. A kind and devoted father, this
stone is raised by the gratitude and affection of his
children.

E — 148 — Erected in memory of Mr. Nathaniel Lord Jun^
who departed this life Sept. 22d, 1794, in the
73d year of his age.

Beneath this stone death's pris'ner lies,
The stone shall move, the prissner rise;
When Jesus with almighty word,
Calls his dead saints to meet the Lord.

So sleep the saints, and cease to groan.
When sin and death have done their worst,
Christ hath a glory like his own.
Which waits to cloath their wakeing dust.

(F.S.) Mr. Nathaniel Lord Jun'.

E— 142— Mr. Nathaniel Lord, AEt. 82, Died July 16, 1800.
Mrs. Elizabeth Lord, AEt. 84, Died Jan. 18,
1798.

Leaving a numerous offspring to lament their loss.

So all must die; the aged and the youth

Must victims fall to nature's law supreme!
Children and friends, come, learn the solemn truth.
The longest life on earth is but a dream.

When parents go, let us prepare to die.
Let us in time forsake enjoyments vain,

Secure a richer portion in the sky,

And death will liberate our souls from pain.

162 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 145 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. Nathaniel Lord, Obt.
Suddenly, Dec. 2, 1817, AEt. 65.

That life is long that answers life's great end,
And that we see in this departing friend.
(F.S.) N.L.
B— 149— (left)— Our Parents.

Nath'l Lord was drowned, Nov. 14, 1832, AEt. 47

ys.

Elizabeth W., hi.s wife, died Sept. 7, 1872, AEt. 91
ys, 5 ms.

Nathaniel Lord, 1818—1884.
B— 150— Nathaniel Lord Co. D. 2 Mass. Inf.

(Union Defender marker.)
G — 105 — Nellie A. Lord — see Lydia M. Lord.

C— 11 —Philip Lord, born Sept. 1, 1792, died Oct. 10, 1836.
He possessed every characteristic which was becom-
ing an honest man and a true Christian.
(F.S.) P.L.
D— 32 — Priscilla Lord DIED May 5, 1856, aged 61.

(F.S.) P.L.
G— 104— (front) RHODA
(back) Rhoda E., wife of Nathaniel H. Lord, born June
28, 1861, died Jan. 29, 1888.
(M.M.) H. P. S. and Co.
B— 138— Richard H., son of E.W. and L.A. Lord, died Dec.
27, 1851, AE. 3 y's, 9 m's.

A bud plucked from earth to bloom in Heaven.
H — 24 — Richard H. Lord — see Mrs. Sarah Lord.

* — Robert Lord died April 10, 1904, aged 62 years,
6 months.
He was the son of Capt. John Lord and Elizabeth
Dodge.
D— 122— In memory of Ruth G. Lord who died Feb. 1, 1832,
Aged 70 years.
Also two of her children;
Daniel Gould, died Feb. 9, 1802, Aged 5 years.
Elizabeth Gould died Feb. 20, 1802, Aged 2
years.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 163

* — Sally T. Lord, widow of Wm. A. Lord and daugh-
ter of John Chapman and Elizabeth Treadwell
Chapman, died July 9, 1892, aged 87 years.
E— 29 —Samuel Lord, Died at sea, Jan. 10, 1818, Aged 35
yrs.
Susanna P. Lord, Died at Lynn, May 3, 1866, aged

87 yrs.
Her sister, Lucy Savory, died Oct. 27, 1838, aged
72 years.

Rest, loved ones, rest.

(back) Our Father and Mother.
(F.S.) blank.
E — 147 — Erected in Memory of Mrs. Sarah Lord, relict of
Mr. Nathaniel Lord, who departed this life
October 4th, 1797, Aged 73 years.

Slight not those joys Heav'n's bounty doth bestow,
Pursuing what was never found below;
So many ills in stormy life abound,
In Heav'n alone true happiness is found.
(Mrs. Sarah Lord)
F — 10 — In memory of Mrs. Sarah Lord who died Sept.

10, 1839, aged 69.
H — 24 — Erected in memory of Mrs. Sarah Lord, wife of
Mr. Jeremiah Lord, who died Dec. 18, 1840,
aged 39.
Also their son, Richard H. Lord, died Sept. 29,
1839, aged 2 years.
E — 138 — Sarah Lord — see Isaac Lord.
G — 88 — Sarah Lord — see John G. Caldwell.
H — 92 — Sarah Lord — see Daniel 0. Collins.
B — 142 — There is rest in Heaven.

Sarah E. .Lord Died Sept. 8, 1855 AEt. 3 1 y'rs.
Dearest sister, thou hast left us,
Here thy loss we deeply feel;
But 'tis God that hath bereft us.
He can all our sorrows heal.

Yet again we hope to meet thee.
When the day of life is fled;

Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee.
Where no farewell tear is shed.

164 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 130 — Sarah Holland Lord — see Daniel Lord.
B — 207 — Sarah S., wife of Daniel Lord, died September 18,
1862, AEt. 40 y'rs, 8 m's.
(M.M.) J.R.Winter.
B — 72 — Sarah Sawyer, wife of Aaron P. Lord, died June
22, A. D. 1896, AEt. 95.
(M.M.) H. P. Smith and Co., Boston.
B— 125— MOTHER

Sally T. Lord, wife of William Lord, born June
13, 1805, died July 7, 1892.

A precious one from us is gone;

A voice we loved is stilled:

A place is vacant in our home,

Which never can be filled.

G — 18 — Stella Harris Lord — see Frank Henry Lord.

E — 137 — Susan Lord — see Isaac Lord.

B— 21 —Susan M., wife of Daniel Lord, died Oct. 25, 1846,

Aged 44 yrs.
C — 10 — There is Rest in Heaven.

Susan, wife of Philip Lord, born Jan. 16, 1798,
died Jan. 22, 1851.

She was a devoted Christian adorning her profession
by a well ordered life and conversation.

(F.S.) S.L.

H — 93 — Susan Lord — see Abram Lord.

B — 74 — Susan E.S., daughter of Aaron P. and Sarah S.
Lord, died Dec. 20, 1840, AE. 16 y'rs.
(F.S.) S.E.S.L.

B — 141 — Susan C. Lord, daughter of Ebenezer and Mary
Lord, born May 28. 1825. died May 9, 1904.

B — 26 — Susan Safford Lord — see Susan Safford Waite.

B — 29 — Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Susannah Lord,
wife of Mr. Daniel Lord, who died Sept. 16,
1828, aged 88 years.
(F.S.) S.L.

E — 29 — Susanna P. Lord — see Samuel Lord.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 165

C— 12 —Thomas, son of Capt. David Lord, died by a fatal
accident Sept. 27th, 1802, AEt. 16.

"Blame none" he cr*es "the hour is come"
"It is my Maker calls me home"
Resign him then, with all beside.
And in a faithful God confide.
(F.S.) T. L. 1802.

F — 20 — Thomas H. Lord — see Asa Lord.

G— 85 —(front) FATHER AT REST
(back) Thomas W. Lord, December 8, 1823, July 19,
1893.
(G.A.R. marker.)

G— 92 —(front) Walter E. Lord, Jan. 22, 1856— Dec. 14,
1908.
Kate L., wife of Walter E. Lord, Apr. 16, 1855—
Sept. 14, 1889.
(base) LORD.
(left) William L. Lord, Dec. 24, 1823— July 1, 1892.

His wife, Eliza H., Mar. 13, 1827— Aug. 18, 1874.
(F.S.) Eliza H. William L. Kate L. Walter E.
FATHER

William Lord, Born Oct. 28, 1804, Died Sept. 7, 1881.
1881.

"For He that is entered into his rest, He also hath
ceased from his own works, as God did from his."
(N. B. This stone has disappeared, copied by
T.F.W.)
A— 6 —William D., died Sept. 19, 1841, AE. 2 y'rs, 1 mo.,
and 17 days.
Esther, died July 22, 1843, AE. 9 days.
Children of John and E.D.Lord.
(F.S.) blank.
G — 92 — William L. Lord — see Walter E. Lord.
D — 155 — Here lies M'. Joh" Louell who died February the
4th, 1718/9, in the 71 year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. John Louell.

166 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 68 — Here lies Mr. Thomas Louell who was born the
2nd of February, 1649, and died August the
11th, 1718, Aged 68 years, 6 monthes, and 9
days.
(F.S.) Mr. Thomas Louell.
* — Christie Low, wife of Nathaniel Low and daugh-
ter of Hector and Mary McLoid McLean, died
May 9, 1894, aged 27 years, 7 months.

C — 130 — Here lies Daniel Low, the son of Mr. Daniel and
Mrs. Susanna Low, died August the 24, 1721,
was one year and 4 months old.

D — 73 — Elizabeth K., wife of Jacob S. Lowe, died Sept.
23, 1879, Aged 48 years, 1 mo, and 8 ds.

Dearest Mother, thou hast left us.

Here thy loss we deeply feel.

But 'tis God that hath bereft us,

He can all our sorrows heal.

Yet again we hope to meet thee,

Where no farewell tear is shed.

Then in Heaven, with joy to meet thee,

Where no farewell tear is ssed. ^

B — 185 — Hannah, wife of Jacob Low, Born Dec. 9, 1803,
Died Mar. 18, 1888.

B— 184— MY HUSBAND, Jacob Low, Born Feb. 22, 1808,
Died Oct. 8, 1874.
(M.M.) Moran and Dutton, Lowell.
D— 74 —Jacob S. Lowe died May 10, 1869, AEt. 43 yrs,
3 mos, and 8 days.

Such is the Christians parting hour
So peacefully he sinks to rest;
When faith, endued from heaven with power,
Sustains and cheers his languid breast.
(M.M.) Witherell, Lowell.
* — Jacob Story Lowe, son of Jacob Lowe, died Nov.
2, 1889, aged 80 years, 6 months, and 14 days.
G — 62 — Mary Low — see Charles Choate.

H — 65 — Nancy S. Low — see George Russell.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 167

A — 43 — In memory of Mrs. Sarah Low, Relict of Mr.
Peter Low, who died Jan. 26, 1806, AEt. 66.
(F.S.) Mrs. S. Low.

H — 34 — Sarah Low — see Capt. Thomas Sweet.

H — 34 — Winthrop Low — see Capt. Thomas Sweet.

D_54 —1719— Mr. Thomas Lull.
(F.S.) Thomas Lull.
(N.B.) Probably both are footstones.

D — 76 — Hear lies Mr. Thomas Lull who died December
the 31, 1719, aged 82 years 2 months and 14
days.

D— 90 —Here lieth the body of Thomas Lull who died Feb-
ruary the 11, 1713/14, and in the 53 yeare of
his age.
(F.S.) Thomas Lull.

E — 251 — In memory of Mrs. Anna Lummus, relict of Mr.
Daniel Lummus, who died Jan. 16, 1830 ; Aged
79 years.
(F.S.) A.L.

E— 242— FATHER Abraham Lummus Died Aug. 2, 1881,

AEt. 80 yrs.
E — 237 — Bessie E. Lummus — see John Lummus.

E — 245 — Charles, son of Abraham and Sarah Lummus,
died May 6, 1842, AEt. 3 yrs. 5 mos.

E — 250 — In memory of Mr. Daniel Lummus who died No-
vember 8, 1812; Aged 65 years.
(F.S.) D.L.
E — 227 — In memory of Mr. Daniel Lummus who died Oct.

7, 1843, Aged 69.
E — 254 — Sacred to the Memory of Elizabeth Lummus, wife
of William Lummus, who died April 16, 1846;
Aged 73.
(F.S.) E.L.

168 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 244 — Elizabeth, Daughter of Abraham and Sarah Lum-
mus, Born Nov. 10, 1828, died June 24, 1864.
Sister, thou wast mild and lovely
Gentle as the summer breeze
Pleasant as the air of evening
When it floats among the trees.

G — 91 — Elizabeth Lummus — see Elizabeth Lord.
E — 237 — Frederick R. Lummus — see John Lummus.
E— 238— FATHER

John Lummus, Born Oct. 12, 1795, Died Dec. 27,
1877.

Passed from earth unto life.
E— 237— (front) 1836 John Lummus 1911.

his wife
1850 Letitia Nelson 1906.

1873 Bessie E. 1875.

1874 Frederick R. 1876.
1879 Josie B. 1884.
1888 Sadie B. 1889.

(base) LUMMUS.
E — 241 — Mary Abbie, Daughter of Abraham and Sarah

Conant Lummus, born October 21, 1849, died

June 6. 1925.
E — 237 — Sadie B. Lummus — see John Lummus.
E — 243 — Sarah Conant, Wife of Abraham Lummus, Born

May 7. 1804, Died Jan. 5, 1872.

Mother! the light in our home has grown dim,
For thy bright presence no more is within.
Now, mid the throng of the pure and the blest,
Thou art forever, forever at rest.

E — 246 — Sarah, dau. of Abraham and Sarah Lummus, died

Dec. 19, 1854, AEt. 19 yrs.
E— 239— MOTHER

Sarah, wife of John Lummus, Born May 31, 1801,
Died July 22, 1864.

God giveth his beloved sleep.
E — 237 — Sarah E. Lummus — see John Twombly.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 169

E — 254 — Sacred to the memory of William Lummus who

died June 25, 1837 ; Aged 69.
(F.S.) W. L.
Willie B. Lummus, died May 16, 1873, Aged 1

year, 10 mos, 14 dys.
Nellie A. Lummus, died, Aged 8 yrs, 5 dys.
(N.B, This or these stones disappeared, copied

by T.F.W.)
E— 255— FRIENDSHIP, LOVE AND TRUTH.

Erected by Fraternity Lodge, No. 118, I.O. O.F.,

in memory of their Brother, Wm. Lummus. Jr.

Esq. who closed a life of unsullied integrity and

active benevolence at Salem, Mass. Feb. 27,

1850; Aged 56 years.
(F.S.) W.L.
A — 81 — Julia Luskin — see Falconer.

* — Ellen Lydston, wife of George Lydston, and

daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth McDugal

Stewart, died Aug. 3, 1898, aged 21 years, 10

months.
E — 94 — Mary Lynde — see Mrs. Mary Lynde Smith.
A — 53 — Sacred to the memory of Emeline Mann, Born

Sept. 16, 1830, Died Nov. 30, 1852.
(F.S.) E.M.
C— 1 —(tomb) MANNING.

(Contains by estimation, twenty bodies. The fol-
lowing coffin plates were found when the tomb

was opened for repairs:
Abby P. Manning, Ob*. June 9th, 1830, AE. 91

years.
Elizabeth H. Manning died July 20th, 1831, aged

23 years.
Joseph Manning died Feb. 23rd, 1844, aged 76

years.
Mary M. Farley, born Aug. 4th, 1781, died July

17th, 1864.)

170 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B — 95 — Anna L., wife of Capt. Jacob Manning, born Oct.
10, 1784, died March 19, 1853.

B — 105 — Benj. W. Manning — see Eliza A. Manning.

B— 119— Caroline A. AE. 1 day.

William E. AE. 11 mo's, 11 d's.
Children of L.W. and C. A. Manning.

Sleep, my babes, thou loved and blest,
I would not break thy peaceful rest.

(F.S.) C. and W.

B — 93 — Delia F. Manning — see Joseph S. Manning.

B— 105— Eliza A., died Jan. 18, 1844, AE. 6 weeks.
Benj. W. died Sept. 29. 1844.
Children of Benj. W. and Emma C. Manning.

We have loved them on Earth
May we meet them in Heaven.

C — 49 — Here lies the body of Mrs. El'zabeth Manning, the
wife of Mr. John Manning, who died Decem\
the 22, 1738, in the 33 year of her age.
(F.S.) Elizabeth Manning.

C — 87 — Elizabeth Manning — see Doctr. Joseph Manning.

C — 1 — Elizabeth H. Manning — see Manning Tomb.

B— 96 —Capt. Jacob Manning, Born July 30, 1784, Died
Aug. 16, 1852.

B — 12 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Jane Manning, the wife
of Mr. John Manning who died July the 13,
1832, Aged 24 years and 5 months.

C — 1 — Joseph Manning — see Manning Tomb.

C — 87 — Erected to the memory of Doct''. Joseph Manning
and Elizabeth, his amiable Partner in Life up-
wards of 46 years who died Jan'"^ 3o*^ 1779,
in the 71st year of her age. He mourned her
lose until the 8th of May, 1784, and then died
in the 80th year of his Age.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 171

The toile of life and pangs of death are o'er
And care and pain and sickness are no more
They both were Plain and unaffected in their Man-
ners, steady and Resalute in their Conduct Humane,
temperate, Just, and Bountiful.

Death can't disjoin, whom Christ hath join'd in Love
Life leads to death and death to life above.
In Heaven's a happier place, frail things dispise.
Live well to gain in futer life the prize.
And all our Bones shall say. Lord, who is like to thee.
(F.S.) Docf. Joseph and Mrs. Elizabeth Man-
ning.
B_93 —MANNING

Joseph S. Manning, April 13, 1845, April 27,

1905.
A volunteer soldier, Co. K. 29"' Mass. Inf.

A comrade of the Grand Army.
Deha F. his wife, Oct 14, 1845, Jan. 5, 1931.
(F.S.) Aunt Dell.
(Union Defender marker.)
F — 21 — Mrs. Louisa Manning died Sept. 5, 1871, aged 69
yrs. 10 mos.

He giveth his beloved sleep.
C — 1 — Mary Farley Manning — see Manning Tomb.

C — 201 — Mary Manning — see Mrs. Mary Lord.

* — Mary B. Manning — see Mary Bickford Brown.
B— 94 — Nathl. L. Manning Esq., born Aug. 13, 1808, Died

Dec. 5, 1871.
C — 146 — Here lyes Buried the body of Mrs, Priscilla Man-
ning, Vertuous and dearest wife to Mr. Joseph
Manning, who departed this life January the
11th, 1730, in the 23^^ year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Priscilla Manning.
C — 208 — Sarah Manning — see Sarah McKean.
E — 11 — Here lyes buried the body of Mr. Thomas Man-
ning who departed this life May the 14^'', 1737,
in the 73d year of his age.
(F.S.) blank.

172 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

H— 75 — Thos. Manning, Co. G. 2 Mass Inf.
(Union Defender marker.)
* — William Manning died Apr. 9, 1898.
B — 119 — William E. Manning — see Caroline A. Manning.
C_174— James S. Marble, August 15, 1808— May 10,
1880.
His wife, Emily Marble, November 15, 1806 —

May 17, 1879.
Their daughter Sarah E. Marble, January 26,

1832— July 31, 1922.
(base) MARBLE.
(F.S). S.E.M. E.M. J.S.M.
H — 76 — Eunice Martin — see David Francis Dow.
F— 29 —(front) NELLIE E. MATHER

(back) Nellie, daughter of Joshua K. and Sarah
A. Mather, died Nov. 17, 1874. aged 13 yrs,

7 mos.

Who will be the next to praise His name?
C — 182 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Susannah Mayhew,

dau'. to Coll". Zacheus Mayhew and Susannah,

his wife, dec^ Aug'. 28"', 1734, in the

20"' year of her age.
B— 19 —Alexander McDole Died Mar. 11, 1877, AE. 79 yrs.

"Lo, soft remembrance drops a pious tear:
And holy friendship stands a mourner here."
(F.S.) A.Mc.

(M.M.) Moran and Dutton, Lowell.
C — 208 — Erected in memory of Mrs. Sarah M'Kean, wife
of Mr. William M^Kean and dau^ of Docf. Jo^
Manning, who departed this life May 15th,
1776, AEtatis 33.

How loved how valued, once avails the not,
To whom Related or by whom begot,
A heap of dust alone Remains of thee,
'Tis all thou art and all the Proud shall be.

Survey this well ye fair ones and belive.
The grave may terrify but cant Deceive,
Yet Vertue still against decay can arm,
And even lend mortality a Charm.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 173

Also Sarah M'Kean, dau^ of M'. WiU"\ and M■^^
Sarah M'Kean, born June 24, 1771, departed
this life Octo--. 6'\ 1775.
(F.S.) Mrs. Sarah M^Kean, also her dau^ Sarah
M-^Kean.
* — Christie McLean — see Christie Low.
C— 3 —Sarah Medcalf, the dau-". of Mr. Joseph and M'^
Sarah Medcalf, dyed Nov', the 17th, 1728, in
the 6th year of her age.
B — 103 — Sacred to the memory of Capt. Joseph Melcher,
youngest son of Mr. Joseph and Mrs. Mary
Melcher of Brunswick, who perished in a storm
Nov. 7th, 1802, on Ipswich Bar, in the 21st
year of his age.

Amidst the raging billows drove,
My life to save in vain I strove;
And soon my strength began to flee,
I perish'd in the Cruel sea.

My weeping friends, your silence keep,
When to my Grave you come to weep;
Prepare to follow me you must.
And mingle with your native dust.

(F.S.) Capt. Joseph Melcher.
E — 139 — Elizabeth Merrill — see Elizabeth Merrill Lord.
D — 147 — Abigail Metcalf — see Abigail Davis.
C — 4 — Here lies Ruth Metcalf, wife of Joseph Metcalf,

died April the 22, 1721, Aged 39 years.
F — 36 — Albert Mills — see Jeremiah Prescott.
F — 36 — Caroline Mills — see Jeremiah Prescott.
F — 36 — Edwin Mills — see Jeremiah Prescott.
F — 18 — Ann W. Mitchell — see Frederick Mitchell.
H — 14 — Delia Kenney Mitchell — see John Baird Mitchell.
F— 18 —(tomb) 1836.

Frederic Mitchell, 1789—1880.

His wife, Louisa Tozer, 1788—1866.

His wife, Ann W. Mitchell, 1812—1890.

David H. CaldweU, 1804—1868.

174 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

His wife, Emeline Choate, 1803—1892.
Their children;

Daniel, 1829—1838.
Lucy Mary, 1832—1835.
Emeline C. Eveleth, 1827—1872.
H— 14 —John Baird Mitchell, 1830—1913.

His wife Delia (Kenney) Mitchell, 1838—1911.
Their son, William Arthur Mitchell, 1858—1920.
(base) MITCHELL.

(N.B. Mabel Mitchell recently buried on the lot.)
G— 25 —Catherine Morley died Jan. 10, 1892, AEt 82 yrs.,

7 mos., 22 dys.
E— 28 — G. W. Morley, Co. D., 48 Mass. Inf.

(Union Defender Marker.)
E— 27 —(front) John Morley, born June 4, 1800, died
Mar. 23, 1888.
His two wives:

Susan, born Jan. 31, 1809, died Oct. 27, 1862.
Mary, born May 15, 1800, died Oct. 8, 1877.
(back) Susan, born Mar. 28, 1834, died Nov. 8, 1834.
John T., born Dec. 26, 1845, died Aug. 30, 1846.
George W., born July 5, 1843, died July 19, 1863.
Children of John and Susan Morley.
(F.S.) J.M.
G— 24 —My Husband

Thomas Morley died June 5, 1870, AEt. 66 yrs.,
3 mos.

There is rest in Heaven.

G — 167 — Edward W. Morrill — see John Hovey.
G — 167 — Elizabeth A. Morrill — see John Hovey.
G — 167 — Maude E. Morrill — see John Hovey.
F — 1 — Here lyes the body of Mr. Daniel Moulton, Dec^.
Sep'^ the 10'", 1730, in the 27th year of his age.
* — Mary Abbie Mylord, daughter of John Philbrook,
died August 11, 1890, aged 39 years, 9 months.
* — Mary Musby — see Mary Goodhue.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 175

D — 82 — Here lyes interred the body of Martha Nason, the
daughter of Mr. Willaby and Esther Nason,
who died May the 22, 1716, in the 21 year of
her age.
(F.S.) Martha Nason.
E — 237 — Letitia Nelson — see John Lummus.
G— 131— Maria Newhall— see Col. Luther Caldwell.
E — 240 — Anna R. Newman — see Elisha Newman.
D— 62 —Benjamin Newman, died Jan. 29, 1902, aged 83
yrs. 10 mos.

"The Lord is my Shepherd."
D — 29 — B. Brainard, Son of Benj, and Sarah L. Newman,
died May 12, 1872, Aged 26 y'rs and 5 mo's.
"Simply to thy Cross I cling".
(F.S.) B.BN.
(Union Defender marker.)
C — 57 — Charles Eugene, Only Child of Samuel and Cather-
ine A. Newman, died Oct. 19, 1845; Aged 14
months.

He sparkled, was exhaled, and went to heaven.
(F.S.) C.E.N.
E— 240— Elisha Newman, died Jan. 7, 1826, AE. 81 y'rs.
Anna R., his wife, died Sept. 7, 1811, AE. 64 y'rs.
John Brown, died Oct. 16, 1839, AE. 28 y'rs.
Mary A., his wife, died May 27, 1881, AE. 65 y'rs.
C — 52 — In memory of Mrs. Hannah Newman, wife of
Mr. Samuel Newman, who died June 28, 1801,
AEt. 60.

Pass on, my fi'iends, dry up your tears,
I must lie here, till Christ appears;
Death is a debt to nature due;

I've paid the debt, and so must you.
(F'.S.) Mrs. Hannah Newman.

C — 51 — In memory of Mark Newman of Andover, young-
est son of Mrk and Sarah Newman, who died
at Ipwich, Sept'. 10 A.D. 1805, AEt. 14 months.
(F.S.) M. Newman.

E — 240 — Mary N. Newman — see Nath'l Caldwell.

176 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 30 — S. Annie, Dau. of Benj. and Sarah L. Newman,
died April 25, 1912, aged 49 y'rs and 7 days.

"Rock of ages, cleft for me."

D — 63 — Sarah L., wife of Benj. Newman, died Mar. 31,
1870, Aged 46 y'rs.

"Jesus, lover of my soul."

(M.M.) Moran and Button, Lowell.
(F.S.) S.L.N.

G — 110 — William Newman — see Daniel R. Harris.

D — 142 — Erected in memory of Mr. John Newmarch who
died Sep. 25, A.D. 1812; Aged 40.

Has death another trophy won?
And is a father dead?
Behold a family bereaved,
And weeping for their head!

(F.S.) J.N.

G — 55 — Aldred Newton died Jan. 7, 1859, aged 66 y'rs.

Anna, his wife, died Jan. 19, 1878, aged 81 y'rs.

6 mo's.
Mary J. Getchell, their dau'r, died Jan. 15, 1864,

aged 28 y'rs, 6 mo's.
(F.S.) A.N. A.N. M.J.G.

H — 71 — Arthur H. Nichols — see James Griffing.

H — 71 — Mary Adaline Griffing Nichols — see James Grif-
fing.

G— 109— William H. C. Noble— see Robert Jordan.

H— 94 —Ann M. Nodman, 1806—1888.
Caroline Norman, 1843 — 1893.

D — 19 — Here Lyes buried the body of Mrs. Marcy Norton,
Wife to Dea"^"" Thomas Norton, who dec^. Janu'^^.
6, 1728, in the 55th year of her age.
(F.S.) M--^ Marcy Norton.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 177

D — 20 — Here lyes buried the body of Dea^°" Thomas Nor-
ton, who departed this life July the 13th, Anno
Dom"' 1744, in the 71^' year of his age.

Soundness of Judgement, Steadiness of Mind,
Plainess of Heart, Friendship to Humane Kind,
Courtesie, Patience, Humility,
A sti-ict, but unaffected Piety;
Zeal for the Publick Good, the Church's Peace,
And beauteous Order did whilst living grace
The worthy Gentleman whose dear Remains
This Sepulchre in Darkness now Contains.

(F.S.) Dea^"" Thomas Norton, 1744.
A — 41 — Susan Elizabeth, Daughter of Daniel P. and Sally
Nourse, died Dec. 22, 1840, Aged 2 years and
5 months.

Dear Susan E. thou now art fled,
Thy lovely smile no more we see,
But still within thy parent's breasts
Thy little imagette will be.

(F.S.) S.E.N.

G — 197 — Charles H. Noyes — see Stephen Baker.

F— 35 —This Tomb built June, 1802. the property of
Daniel Noyes Esq.
(S.A.R. marker.)

C — 210 — Erected in memory of Daniel Noyes Jun""., born
Sep'. 1V\ 1764, and died Decern^ 9th, 1789.
And Joseph Noyes born March 25th, 1770, and

died Sep'. 30th, 1775.
Both sons of Daniel Noyes Esq"', and Mrs. Sarah,

his wife.
(F.S.) Daniel Noyes Jun^ Joseph Noyes.

G — 197 — Harriet E. Noyes — see Stephen Baker.

G — 197 — Hattie E. Noyes — see Stephen Baker.

C — 210 — Joseph Noyes — see Daniel Noyes Jr.

* — Mary F. Noyes — see Mary F. Cummings.

178 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 209 — Erected in memory of Miss Sarah Noyes, Daugh-
ter of Daniel Noyes Esq', and Mrs. Sarah, his
wife, who died March 28th, 1792, AEtatis 19.

So vanishes our state, so pass our days:
So life but opens now, and now decays:
The cradle and the tomb, alas! so nigh;
To live is scarce distinguish'd from to die.

(F.S.) Miss Sarah Noyes.
B — 183 — Caroline, wife of Henry L. Ordway, Died Nov.
29, 1854, AE. 25 y'rs.
Otis Low, their son, died Jan. 29, 1855, AE. 12
weeks.
G— 100— Eva T. wife of George E. Packard, Born June 4,
1871, died May 29, 1903;
(base) PACKARD.

H — 15 — Isabella Patterson — see Edwin F. Akerman.

G — 176 — Eunice Jewett, wife of Moses Peabody died Feb.
10, 1903, aged 90 yrs., 3 ms., and 16 days.

Sweet rest beyond the river.

G— 174— Ezekiel Peabody, 1788—1888.
Polly Peabody, 1789—1858.

C — 19 — Here lyes buried the body of Mary Peabody de-
cesed Sep'. 2"', 1736, in the tenth year of her
age.
(F.S.) Mary Peabody.
* — Mary Peabody — see Mary Peabody Adams.
G — 178 — Mary Peabody — see Woodbridge Adams.
G— 175— Moses Peabody died Nov. 5, 1876, aged 60 yrs,
6 ms., and 27 days.

The memory of the just is blessed

G — 177 — M, Willie, only son of Moses and Eunice J. Pea-
body, died June 29, 1859, AEt. 13 yrs., 5 ms.,
14 ds.

We miss thee at home.

G — 174 — Polly Peabody — see Ezekial Peabody.

■ .vumfmutnnm WMw h nam

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 179

D— 175— Here lys the bodys of Thomas and Sarah Pears

the children of Mr. Thomas and M". Sarah

Pears who died October the 16, 1736, Sarah in

the 10 and Thomas in the 5 year of there age.

(F.S.) Sarah and Thomas Pears.

E 88 — In Memory of Mr. Enoch Pearson who died

March 8, 1813, Aged 74 years.

Belov'd esteem'd, respected in his life,
Prudent, discreet, retir'd from scenes of strife.
On life's wide stage his part he acted well,
And vitues friends lamented when he fell
Widow and children, friends and neighbours mourn,
And with affection's tears bedew his urn.

(F.S.) E.P.

E — 86 — Sacred to the memory of Enoch Pearson who died
Dec. 10, 1843; aged 72.
(F.S.) E.P.

E — 87 —Sacred to the Memory of Mrs. Eunice Pearson
Relict of the late Mr. Enoch Pearson Obt. June
30, 1840, Aged 89.

Our labours done, securely laid

In this our last retreat,
Unheeded o'er our silent dust.

The storms of life shall beat.

(F.S.) E.P.
E — 125 — In Memory of Mrs. Joanna, wife of Capt. Stephen
Pearson Jr. who died June 22, 1825; Aged 26
years.
(F.S.) J.P.
B — 6 — Mehitable Pearson — see David Andrews.
E — 124 — Stephen Pearson Jr. died Aug. 2, 1849, aged 30.

(F.S.) S.P.
C — 7 — Here lyes buried the body of Ensign John Pengry
dec''. Aug', the 22d., 1732, in the 49^'^ year of
his age.
(F.S.) John Pengry.

!

180 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 139 — Here lyes buried the body of Abraham Perkiens
(son of Mr. Abraham Perkiens) who died
February the 14: 1718. Aged 32 years.
(F.S.) Mr. Abraham Perkiens.
C — 235 — Here lyes the body of M^ Abraham Perkins aged
82 years, Died April the 28"', 1722.
(F.S.) Mr. Abraham Perkins.
E — 42 — Abraham Perkins died Nov. 2, 1849, aged 96
years.
(S.A.R. marker.)
D — 60 — Anna Perkens — see Anna Baker.

Here Lies the Body of Capt. Bemsley Perkins,
who died July the 23, 1720, in the 45 year of
his age.
(N.B. This stone has disappeared, copied by
A.W.D.)
F — 31 — Caroline E. Dodge Perkins — see John Perkins.
F — 31 — Carrie E. Perkins — see John Perkins.
C — 15 — Here lies the body of M"". Elisebath Pearkins, the
wife of Mr. Jacob Pearkins, who died Septem-
ber the 26, 1732 in the 43 year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Elisebath Pearkins.
F — 3 — In memory of the Widow, Elizabeth Perkins, con-
sort of Mr. John Perkins and daug"". of Mr.
John and Mrs. Mary Lakeman, who departed
this life Aug^ 25, 1799, AEt. 26.

Death first her partner snatch'd away,
She mourn'd the cruel, fatal blow;
But short her grief, she could not stay,
Her summons came and she must go.
Her tender babe and parents dear
Lament the soon repeated stroke;
But, parents, friends, dry up each tear,
Be still, and know, 'twas God that spoke.

(F.S.) Elizabeth Perkins.
A — 24 — Jacob Perkins died November the 12th 1705 in
the 44th year of his age.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 181

D — 77 — Hear lies Mr. Jacob Perkins who died Nouember

the 26th, 1719, in the 74th year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Jacob Perkins.
F— 31 —John Perkins, born July 13, 1825; died Mar. 27,

1896.
His wife, Caroline E. Dodge, born Dec. 5, 1825;

died Oct. 5, 1909.
Carrie E. born Apr. 18, 1859; died Mar. 10, 1876.
Carrie E. born Sept. 18, 1856; died Oct. 19, 1856.

Dau'rs of John and Caroline E. Perkins,
(base) PERKINS
(F.S.) BABY CARRIE
G— 54 —MOTHER

Louisa A. M. Perkins, born Sept. 8, 1820; died

Dec. 23, 1896.

Tho' from out this bourn of time and place
The flood may bear me far,
I hope to see my Pilot face to face,
When I have crossed the Bar:

— Tennyson.

C — 234 — Here lies the body of Lucey Perkins daughter of
Cap^ Beamsly Perkins and Mrs. Hannah, his
wife, who died Novem''. the 3, 1712. Being 25
days old.
(F.S.) Lucey Perkins.
C— 123— Mrs. Martha Perkins, wife of Mr. Matthew Per-
kins, died Sept. the 3, 1720; Aged 29 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. Martha Perkins.

C — 237 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Mary Perkins, wife to
Mr. Stephin Perkins, aged 35 years, 3 m°. and
2 days. Died Janr>. the 17'^ 1718/19.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Perkins.

D — 189 — In memory of Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr. Abraham
Perkins who died April 20, 1828, AEt. 74.
(F.S.) M.P.
* — Mary Perkins — see Mary Holmes.

182 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

A — 16 — Here lies the bodey of Cap*. Mathew Pirkens
deces' Aprel the 19, 1738 in the 73 year of his
age.
(F.S.) Cap'. Mathew Pirkens.
G— 122— MY FATHER

Nath' Charles Perkins died Dec. 23, 1879, aged
58 yrs, 7 mos.

At Rest.
(Union Defender marker.)
D — 132 — Sarah Perkins — see Sarah Laighton.
G — 121 — Sarah R., wife of Nathaniel C. Perkins, died Apr.
27, 1857, AE. 36 y's, and 6 m's.
Sarah E., their dau., died June 8, 1857, AE.
6 w'ks.

Beloved wife and mother dear
We feel thy loss and miss thee here
And hope thy prayers will answer'd be
That we in Heaven may share with thee.
(M.M.) T. Fletcher, Lawrence.
(F.S.) S.R.P.
C— 50 —Warren Perkins Died Dec. 6, 1849, Aged 37 years.

Oh, sweet be his slumber, by sadness unbroken;
Though he has left us forever, we shall not forget;
For the heart we once loved is fond memorie's token,
Which again brings him back and he lives with us yet.

(F.S.) W.P.
C — 25 — Mary J. Pettengill — see Hannah Haskell Rust.
B — 115 — Abby Philbrook — see Mary Ellen Philbrook.
B— 116— Catherine, wife of Capt. Wm. Philbrook. died May

22, 1848, Aged 68 y'rs.
B — 114 — Frank, son of John J. and Mary A. Philbrook

Died Sept. 11, 1848, AE. 2 y'rs, 7 m's.
B— 112— John J. Philbrook Died July 5, 1894, Aged 79 yrs.

A precious one from us has gone
A voice we loped is stilled.
B— 113— Mary A., wife of John J. Philbrook, died Oct. 22,
1887, Aged 74 yrs.

"Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep."
* — Mary Abby Philbrook — see Mary Abby Mylord.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 183

B— 115— Mary Ellen, died Aug. 12, 1843, AE. 9 mo's.
Abby died Mar. 11, 1846, AE. 2 y's, 2 m's.
daughters of John J. and Mary A. Philbrook.

Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid
them not: for of such is the Kingdom of heaven.

B— 118— Mercy Thomas, 2nd wife of Capt William Phil-
brook, Died Mar. 13, 1881, Aged 83 yrs.
B— 117— Capt. William Philbrook died Dec. 13, 1861, AEt.
77 yrs.
* — Abigail H. Phillips — see Abigail H. Smith.
C — 226 — In Memory of Miss Abigail Pickard, daug'. of Mr.
Thomas and Mrs. Abigail Pickard, who died
June 21st, 1786. Aged 18 years.
Also in memory of 5 infants.

Sweet babes, in pain and sorrow born,
And from the bosom early torn!
But Oh thou Child so long belov'd,
Still must the heart for thee be mov'd.
D — 89 — Here is interred what was mortall of David
Pickerd, son of Mr. John and of Mrs. Joanna
Pickerd, died March the 2, 1713/14. Aged 20
years, 10 months, and 26 days.
H — 83 — Sarah A. Pinder — see Sarah Pinder Sherburne.
H — 6 — Aaron Pingree.

Margie MOTHER FATHER
G— 134— (front) Daniel P. Pingree, born Mar. 7, 1807;
died Nov. 13, 1888. Sarah P., wife of Daniel
P. Pingree, born Feb. 24, 1807; died Aug. 27,
1888.
(base) PINGREE.

(right) Alvin T. Conant, Co. H. 40th Regt.
Mass. Vols., born Dec. 1, 1826; died at Folly
Island, N. C, Oct. 26, 1863.
(left) Jennie Conant, born Apr. 10, 1855; died

June 6, 1876.
(F.S.) JENNIE, In loving remembrance, born

Apr. 10, 1856, died June 6, 1876.
MOTHER FATHER

184 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(Union Defender marker.)
* — John Pingree died Aug. 2, 1884, aged 82 years.
B — 128 — Sally Foster, wife of Jewett Pingree, died May
14, 1854. AEt. 37 y'rs., 4 mo's.
(F.S.) S.F.P.
G — 134 — Sarah F. Pingree — see Daniel P. Pingree.

* — Lilliam H. Pitman, daughter of Alfred and Mag-
gie Pitman, died Jan. 9. 1892, aged 2 weeks.

B— 134— (front) CARRIE

A babe thou wast
But an angel now.
(back) Daughter of Edward and Martha L.
Plouff. Born Jan. 22, 1870, Died June 6, 1870.
B— 130— (front) FATHER Thou has left us, thy mem-
ory never,
(back) Edward Plouff, Born Apr. 25, 1814;
Died May 8, 1891.
B— 132— Edward Plouff Jr., Jan. 13, 1840— Sept. 8, 1897.
Co. D. 48th Regt. Mass. Vol. Inf.

His wife, Martha S. Harris, Sept. 27, 1843 — Jan.

25, 1920.
(base) PLOUFF.
(F.S.) MOTHER FATHER
(G.A.R. marker.)
B— 132— Edward Plouff Jr. Co. D. 48th Regt. Mass. Vol.

Inf.

B— 129— (front) MOTHER Rest, loved Mother, we will
meet Thee, in thy new and happy home,
(back) Eliza Foster, wife of Edward Plouff,
born Mar. 6, 1805, died Mar. 20, 1887.
B— 131— Jno. W. Plouff, Co. D. 48 Mass. Inf.

(G.A.R. marker.)
B— 132— Martha S. Harris Plouff— see Edward Plouff Jr.
G— 72 — Wm. Plummer, Co. D. 48 Mass. Inf.
(Union Defender marker.)

-wrK^cri' --- ',L

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 185

A— 87 —Benjamin L. Poor Died Mar. 24, 1883, Aged
54 yrs.
(Union Defender marker.)
A— 84 —George M. Poor, Died Feb. 19, 1876, Aged 40 yrs.,

10 mos.
B — 204 — Harriet A. Poor — see Nethaniel Gerrish.
A— 85 — Melzerd Poor, Died Feb. 13, 1881, Aged 81 yrs.,
3 mos.
(Union Defender marker.)
A— 86 —Mary, wife of Melzerd Poor, Died Sept. 26, 1884 ;

Aged 83 yrs., 5 mos.
D — 144 — In Memory of Deacon Aaron Potter Esq^ who
died June 2d, 1776, Aged 76 years and 8
months.

Behold and see as you pass by,
As you are now so once was I,
As I am now so you must be.
Prepare for death and follow me.
(F.S.) Aaron Potter, Esq.
A — 13 — In memory of M'^^ Abigail Potter, wife of Mr.
John Potter, who died May 23d, 1802, Aged
40 years.

She was a kind wife and a tender mother.
Believe, and take the promis'd rest;
Obey, and be forever blest.
The sweet remembrance of the just
Shall flourish when she sleeps in dust.
(F.S.) Mrs. Abigail Potter.
E — 128 — Alice Potter — see Joanna Potter Harris.
B — 46 — Daniel H. Potter — see Perkins Potter.
B — 44 — Sacred to the memory of Daniel J. Potter, Private
of Co. A. 14th Reg't Mass. Volunteers, who de-
parted this life at Fort Albany, Va. Nov. 26,
1861. Aged 22 years, where he had to serve
his Country in her hour of trouble. The mem-
bers of his company have caused this monument
to be placed here as a token of their marked
respect and esteem. As a soldier he was al-

186 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD j

ways at his post of duty, and beloved as a

companion. As he lived a christian, so he died.

Rest, loved one rest; amid our grief,

Our earnest prayers arise, j

That all who loved him here on earth, 1

May meet him in the skies.

(F.S.) D.J.P.'
(Union Defender marker.)
D — 115 — Here lys buried M'^ Elizabeth Potter who died ]

March the 10, 1712 aged 83 years,
a tender mother
a prudent Wife

at God's command j

resigned her Life
(F.S.) E.P.
G — 83 — Elizabeth Jewett Potter — see Henry Potter.
G — 47 — Harriett N. Potter — see Samuel P. Foster.
G— 83 —(front) Henry Potter, born Sept. 9, 1806, died
Feb. 28, 1856.
His wife, Elizabeth Jewett, born Aug. 27, 1806,

died Aug. 19, 1887.
(base) POTTER.
(Left) John H. Trow, born Apr. 3, 1829; died

May 28, 1860.
His wife, Susan M. Potter, born Mar. 2, 1832,

died Feb. 25, 1895.
(F.S.) WIFE HUSBAND MOTHER FATHER.
E — 128 — Joanna Potter — see Joanna Potter Harris.
D — 70 — Here lyes the body of M^ John Potter deC. Sep^
the 9th, 1718, in the 66th year of his age.
(F.S.) J.P.
A — 14 — In memory of Mr. John Potter who died Novem-
ber 7, 1800. Aged 70.

Reader, attend to every call,
Obey each warning voice, that cries, "prepare,"
For every grave speaks loud to all,
"Away from earth, there's no abiding there."
(F.S.) Mr. John Potter. Mr. Samuel Potter.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 187

B — 45 — Mary A., wife of Perkins Potter, Died Dec. 9,
1902, AE. 92 y'rs. 2 mo's.

I cannot make it seem a day to dread,

When from this dear earth I shall journey on

To the still dearer country of the dead.

D— 67 —Here lys buried the body of Moses Potter deC^.
Feb^ the 23d, 1717, in the 13 year of his age.

B— 46 —Perkins Potter Died May 11, 1857, AE. 53 y'rs.
We have laid him here beneath the green sod,
With hearts near breaking yet trusting in God;
But the spirit we have lived and cherished here,
We hope to meet in a happier sphere.

Daniel H., son of Perkins and Mary A. Potter,

Died Apr. 22, 1836, AE. 2 y's.
(F.S.) D.P.

(M.M.) I. F. Fletcher, Lawrence.
D — 71 — Here lyes the body of Sarah Potter dau' to Mr.
Aaron and Mrs. Sarah Potter, dec^ April the
7th, 1736, in the 14th year of her age.
(F.S.) S. P.
G — 83 — Susan M. Potter — see Henry Potter.
F— 36 —(front) Jeremiah Prescott, 1812—1894.
Caroline Caldwell Prescott, 1816—1898.
(back) Edwin Mills, 1841—1917.

His wife, Caroline W. Prescott, 1848—1928.
Albert Mills, 1877—1877.
(right) James W. Baston, 1906—1926.
(F.S.) A.M. C.C.P. J.P. C.W.M. E.M. J.W.B.
(G.A.R. marker.)
G — 150— Maria Rust Preston— see William Wallis Rust.

G_224— PROCTER.

Alton E. Procter, 1845—1923, Corp'l Co. H. 2"<^

Reg't. Mass. H.A.
Anna C, his wife, 1859—1929.
G.N. W., 1880—1881.
(Union Defender marker.)

I

188 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D— 106— (front) MOTHER SISTER.

(back) Eliza Dunnels, Wife of William Pulsifer,

Born Dec. 24, 1807, Died Mar. 28, 1846.
Their Daughter, Mary Frances, Born Apr. 9,
1840, Died Apr. 10, 1846.
D— 105— Mrs. S. Pulsifer, 1831.

(N.B.) Probably a footstone.
G! — 151 — Elizabeth S. Quimby, wife of James Quimby, born
March 14, 1822; Passed away Nov. 10, 1880.
She made all around her, happy.
G — 152 — My Husband, James Quimby, died Dec. 9, 1856,
aged 38 yrs. 7 mos.

Asleep in Jesus blessed sleep,

From which none ever wake to weep.

A — 31 — Mary Radford — see Mary Radford Lord.
B — 190 — Mary Raynes — see Robert Stone.
H— 79 —(top) FATHER

(front) Ernest H. Reed, April 25, 1858— April

11, 1891.
(M.M.) H.P.Smith & Co., Boston.
G— 213 — Mabelle I. Reed— see Mabelle I. Reed Ellsworth.
H— 80 —MOTHER

Mary E. Sherburne, wife of Ernest H. Reed, April
23, 1858— June 12, 1896.
B — 211 — Daniel, son of Daniel and Mary Richards, died
June 24, 1849, aged 1 yr.

Sleep lovely babe it sleeps in death,
It withered in the bud.
It was only sent to show the earth
The fairest works of God.

G — 197 — Elizabeth Richards — see Stephen Baker.

B — 212 — Mary Jane daut. of Daniel and Mary F. Richards,
died Aug. 8, 1848, aged 2 yrs.

In his arms who died to save thee.
Rest the bright one till we come;
Blessed be the God who gave thee
And who called thee early home.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 189

G — 112 — Anna Wilson Dunnels Richardson — see John Man-
ning Dunnels.

G — 112 — Edward Manning Richardson — see John Manning
Dunnels.

H — 42 — Emily 0. Richardson — see John C. Kimball.

G — 112 — James Edward Richardson — see John Manning
Dunnels.

G — 112 — Paul Dunnels Richardson — see John Manning
Dunnels.

C— 173— Mrs. Irving Rigby, Died Dec. 2, 1878, Aged 45
yrs. 1 mo. 7 dys.

C — 171 — In loving memory of Sarah Rigby, Born in Man-
chester, N.H. January 28, 1863, Died in Florida,
July 3, 1924.

C_172— Thomas Rigby Died Aug. 22, 1884. Aged 58 yrs.

5 mos.
E— 176— Mr. Daniel Rindge, Born Jan. 26, 1721, died Aug.
9, 1800.
Mrs. Mary Kimball, his wife. Born Nov. 15, 1724,

died Oct. 28, 1801.
(F.S.) D.R. M.K.R.
E — 46 — Here lyes buried the body of M'". Daniel Rindge,
Aged 84 years, Dec^'. Nov. the 30th, 17S8.
(F.S.) Mr. Daniel Rindge.
E— 177— Mr. John Rindge, Born Sept. 24, 1759, Died Oct.
18, 1801.
Mrs. Sarah Baker, his wife. Born Dec. 29, 1766,

Died Oct. 17, 1824.
Mr. John Rindge, their son, died at sea 0:t. 18.

1817. Aged 28 years.
(F.S.) J.R., S.B.R.
E — 176 — Mary Kimball Rindge — see Daniel Rindge.
E — 177 — Sarah Baker Rindge — see John Rindge.

190 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 104 — Here Lyes buried the body of Daniel Rogers Esq\
who deC^. Decem'^^ the 1st, 1722, AEtat^ 56.

Turbidus, ad Laetos Solari Lumine Portus,
Sollicitos Nautas per mare fert Aquilo;
Me Borealis Agens Nitidum super AEtheris Axem
Justitiae Solis Luce beavit Hyems.
(F.S.) Daniel Rogers Esq"".
C—lOO— Daniel Rogers Esq. Died Sep^ 23, 1816 AEt. 81.
The grave's soft bed his sacred dust contains,
And with its God the soul in bliss remains,
Faith was his bark, incessant prayer his oars.
And hope his gale: that from these mortal shores
Through death's rough wave to heaven his spirit bore
To enjoy his triumph, and to sigh no more.
(F.S.) D.R.

C— 103— Here Lyes Interr'd the body of M^^ Elizabeth
Rogers, relict of Mr. John Rogers (Sometime)
President of Harvard Colledge: and Daughter
of Major-General Daniel Dennison of Ipswich,
Who dec''. July the 13th 1723 in the 82nd Year
of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers.

C — 164 — Here lies buried the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers
virt"ous consort of Mr. Daniel Rogers of Ips-
wich and dau-". of Mr. Will'", and M". Eliz'^
Simpkins of Boston who departed this life July
19th, A.D. 1765 in the 38th year of her age.
(F.S.) E. R. EHzabeth dau^ of Mr. Daniel
and Mrs. Eliz'\ Rogers, AE. 14 °'°.

C — 98 — In Memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers amiable

Consort of Mr. Daniel Rogers and daughter of

the ReV. M"". Nathaniel Rogers, who died Sep'.

the 22d. A.D. 1774, in the 39th year of her age.

(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers.

C — 187 — Elizabeth Rogers — see Coll. John Appleton.

C — 58 — Here lies Henry Rogers who died October the 22,
1721, in the 23 year of his age.
(F.S.) Henry Rogers.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 191

C — 59 — Here lies the body of Henry, the son of Mr. Benja-
min and Susannah Rogers, who died April the
14, 1723. Aged two months.

C — 193 — Lucy Rogers — see Mrs. Lucy Farley.

E — 33 — In Memory of Mrs. Margaret Rogers, wife of Mr.
William M. Rogers and daughter of Capt.
Ammi R. Smith, who in firm hope for a glori-
ous immortality departed this life Feb. 27,
1819, AEt. 33; uttering as her last words, —
"Heaven opens on my eyes ; my ears with songs
Seraphic ring."
Also William, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Rogers,
died Feb. 24, 1817 AEt. 21 days.

Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.
(F.S.) M.R.

C — 102 — Marie Anne Rogers — see Marie Anne Rogers
Ehrlacher.

C_101— Miss Martha Rogers Born Jan. 29, 1785, Died
August 26, 1849.

Friend after friend departs;
Who hath not lost a friend!
There is no union here of hearts,
That finds not here an end.

(M.M.) H.Brown, Salem.
(F.S.) M.R.
D — 5 — Martha Rogers — see Martha Rogers Treadwell.
C — 181 — Martha Rogers — see Mrs. Martha Berry.
C — 105 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Mary Rogers Daugh".
of Daniel Rogers Esq^ and Mrs. Sarah, His
Wife, who DeC^. Octo'^'". the 9th, 1723, AEtat*^
21.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Rogers.
C — 131 — Here lyes the body of M'". Mary Rogers the excel-
lent consort to the Rev^. Mr. Nathaniel Rogers
and Daug"". of the Hon""^ (and Rev^ Mr. John
Leverett Esq"-.) Who Died June the 25th, 1757
AEtat^ 55.

192 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

John xi, 25. Jesus said unto her I am the Resurrec-
tion and the Life; he that believeth in me, tho' he were
Dead yet shall he live.

(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Rogers.
C — 99 — Mary Rogers, Relict of Daniel Rogers Esq. died
Aug. 2, 1832, AEt. 86.

Happy the dead who die in Christ;
They from their cares and labours rest
Their holy works do follow them
To the bright mansions of the blest.

(F.S.) M.R.
C — 191 — Here lys the body of Nathaniel (son of Mr. Daniel
and Sarah Rogers) who died August the 31,

1712, Aged (stone defaced)

C — 156 — In Memory of the Rev. Nathaniel Rogers; who
was more than 47 years, a faithful and beloved
Pastor of the first Church and Congregation
in this place: Colleague of the first 18 years,
with his venerable Father, the Rev. John Rog-
ers of precious memory, whose dust lies near:
Alone in office after, until death translated him
to the high reward of his labors. He slept in
Jesus, May 10"\ A.D. 1775, AEt. 74.

A mind profoundly great; a heart that felt The ties
of nature, friendship and humanity; Distinguish'd wis-
dom, dignity of manners, These marked the man; but
with superior grace the Christian shone, in faith and
heav'nly zeal, Sweet peace, true goodness, and pre-
vailing pray'r.

Dear Man of God! with what strong agonies he
wresteled for his flock — and for the world! and like
Apollos mighty in the Scriptures, op'^n'd the mysteries
of love divine and the great name of Jesus!

Warm from his lips the heav'nly doctrine fell;
And numbers rescu'd from the jaws of hell,
Shall hail him blest in realm of light unknown.
And add immortal luster to his cro-wn.

fF.S.) Rev. Nathaniel Rogers.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 193

C — 126 — Here lies Buried the Body of Richard Rogers of
Ipswich Esq'. Son of the ReV. Mr. John Rogers
of Ipswich, who Departed this life Nov', the
26th 1742 AEtat. 39.
(F.S.) R.R.

C — 132 — Here lies the Body of Mrs. Sarah Rogers, daughter
of the ReV. Mr. Nathaniel Rogers, who de-
parted this life Dec. 21st, 1772. in the 39th
year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Sarah Rogers, 1772.

E — 33 — William Rogers — see Mrs. Margaret Rogers.

B — 190 — Mary J. Rollins — see Robert Stone.

D — 45 — Here lies Mrs. Anne Roper, the wife of Mr. John
Roper, died September the 4, 1721, Aged 60
years and 14 days.
(F.S.) blank.

D — 176 — Hear lies what was mortal of lohn Ropper who
died November the 27th, 1709, and in the 60
year of his age.

A— 77 —Aaron P. Ross Died Jan. 13, 1887, Aged 87 yrs.
2 mos.

A — 80 — Abagail B. Ross — see Joseph L. Ross.

A — 59 — Abigial Ross — see Thomas S. Ross.

G— 221— (front) ALBERT. Mother, I am with you all.
(back) Albert W., son of Nathan B. and Jane
C. Ross past to Spirit Life Nov. 12, 1882, AE.
22 y'rs. and 2 ds.

B— 57 — Ann M. dau. of B.K. and Martha A. Ross died
Sept. 4, 1846, AE. 2 mos. 14 ds.
(F.S.) A.M.R.

B — 56 — Benj". F. son of B.K. and Martha A.Ross died
Mar. 8, 1845, AE. 2 mos.
(F.S.) B.F.R.

A — 80 — Betsey Ross — see Joseph L. Ross.

B — 58 — Eliza Ross — see John Warner Ross.

194 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B — 187 — Ella Ross, daughter of Wm. W. and Mary Ann
Ross, died Sept. 15, 1849 Aged 15 ms. and
15 ds.

A— 60 —Elizabeth B. Dau't of Thomas S. and Abigail
Ross, died Dec. 9, 1843, AE. 18.

G— 222— (front) FRANKIE.

Weep not, our darling is an angel now;

A Heavenly diadem upon his brow,

He faded from us mid the spring time flowers.

But dwells to day within immortal bowers.

(back) Frankie C, son of Nathan B. and Jane
C. Ross, passed away May 26, 1872, aged 1
year, 16 dys.
A — 33 — Hannah Ross — see Josiah Kimball.
B — 186 — Hannah Ross — see Jeremiah Ross.
A — 61 — Hannah, wife of Thomas Ross, died Nov. 21,

1850, AE. 88 y'rs.
A — 80 — James and John Ross (twins) — see Joseph L.

Ross.
B— 186— Jeremiah Ross Died Jan. 19, 1834, AE. 66.

Hannah, his widow, died Jan. 1, 1852. AE. 81.
We miss them here.
They have done with earth and gone to receive their
reward.

A — 80 — John T. Ross — see Joseph L.Ross.
B— 58 —FATHER MOTHER

John Warner Ross (lost at sea) 1814 — 1850.
His wife, Eliza Ross, 1818—1890.
Erected by their daughter, Lizzie L. Hanscom.
A— 80 —(front) Joseph L. Ross, 1766—1850.
His wife, Mary Willcomb, 1775—1865.
(base) ROSS.

(left) Children of J.L. and M. W. Ross;
Mary W. 1796—1882.
Joseph L. 1798—1879.
James and John, twin sons, 1799 — 1799.
Abagail B. 1801—1810.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 195

Samuel 1803—1856.
John T. 1810—1874.
(right) Abbie B., wife of Eben Kimball, 1814—1886.
(back) Samuel Ross, 1740—1799.

His wife, Sarah Lakeman, 1738—1821.
Children of S. and S.L. Ross.
Lydia, 1763—1838.
Betsey, 1768—1838.
Polly, 1779—1827.
B — 182 — Joseph W. Ross was drowned Aug. 4, 1841, AE.
47 y'rs.

Sarah, his wife, died Sept. 18, 1843. AE. 47
y'rs.
A — 80 — Lydia Ross — see Joseph L. Ross.
A — 76 — Lydia H., wife of Aaron P. Ross, Died Dec. 2,

1882, Aged 82 yrs. 2 mos.
A — 80 — Mary W. Ross — see Joseph L. Ross.
A — 80 — Polly Ross — see Joseph L. Ross.
A — 80 — Samuel Ross — see Joseph L. Ross.
B — 182 — Sarah Ross — see Joseph W. Ross.
A — 80 — Sarah Lakeman Ross — see Joseph L. Ross.
B — 55 — Stephen B. son of B. K.and Martha A.Ross died
April 20, 1844, AE. 2 yrs. 10 ms. and 9 days.
(F.S.) S.B.R.
A— 62 —Thomas Ross Died Oct. 25, 1841, AE. 86.
(S.A.R. marker.)

A— 59 —Thomas S. Ross Died Aug. 12, 1838 Aged 48. •
Also his wife Abigail, Died Nov. 4, 1834 Aged 38.
G— 188— Katie Wardwell, daughter of Rev. L.S. and T.W.
Rowland, born Oct. 27, 1865; died June 13,
1877.

THE FIRST BORN

G— 189— Tace Wardwell, wife of Rev. L.S.Rowland, born
Ipswich, Apr. 15, 1835, died Saratoga, N.Y.
Mar. 23, 1873.

196 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 40 — Albert Russell — see Israel K. Jewett.
H — 47 — Ann M. Russell — see Daniel S. Russell.
H — 47 — Annie E. Russell — see Daniel S. Russell.
E — 123 — In Memory of Caroline Augusta, Daughter of
Eben-". and Mary S. Russell who died Oct. 2,
1841 ; Aged 15 yrs, 9 mos. and 20 days.
Weep not for me, she calmly said.
As with a smile, her spirit fled.

B — 35 — Catharine Russell — see Henry Russell.

E — 113 — Sacred to the memory of Daniel Russell who de-
parted this life Dec. 29, 1837, Aged 70 years.
He left this world, his toils are o'er,
Free from all sorrow, grief, and pain:
To us he will return no more,
Be we shall meet with him again.

(M.M.) Wm. Harlow Jr. Boston.
(F.S.) D.R.
E— 117— Daniel Russell Died Dec. 11, 1849; AEt. 56.

Ye fleeting streams of earth farwell.

Your springs of joy are dry

My soul now seeks another home.

A brighter world on high.

Farewell ye friends whose tender care
Has long engaged my love;
Your fond embrace I now exchange
For better friends above.

(F.S.) D.R.
E — 119 — In memory of Daniel A., son of Daniel and Mary
Russell, who died June 24, 1834, Aged 1 year,
9 months, and 18 days.

Life's morning sun shone bright and gay.
The future, seem'd with flowers spread:
But clouds obsqur'd thy early day.
And cherish'd hopes took wings and fled.
(F.S.) D.A.R.
H— 47 —(front) Daniel S. Russell, October 9, 1825, Feb-
ruary 6, 1888.
His wife, Ann M. Russell, August 30, 1822, Sep-
tember 23, 1903.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 197

(base) RUSSELL,
(right) Children of D.S. and A.M. Russell.

Edwin Q., July 4, 1851, March 15, 1853.
Samuel B., September 5, 1849, July 6, 1857.
Annie E., April 22, 1854, January 22, 1880.
(left) William Russell, 1795—1836.

His wife, Martha S. Russell, 1795—1875.
(M.M.) H. P. Smith & Co., Boston.
A— 73 —(front) David Russell, Born Dec. 18, 1808, Died
Dec. 2, 1879. .

At Rest.
His wife, Susan W. Lakeman, Born Sept. 16,
1812, died Feb. 21, 1888.
(base) RUSSELL,
(right) Children of D. and S. W. Russell.

Lucy S. Born Aug. 23, 1848, Died Aug. 23,

1850.
Sarah W. L. Born Aug. 1, 1853, Died Aug. 27,
1862.
(back) Children —

George H. Born Aug. 18, 1851, Died Nov. 10,
1891.
Susan M. Russell Wife of Augustine Brown.
Born Feb. 8, 1846,
Died Oct. 12, 1917.
(left) John W. Russell, 1842—1930.

His wife Emma D. Lamson, 1845—1928.
E — 122 — In Memory of Ebenezer, Son of Eben"". and Mary
S. Russell, who died June 10, 1822; Aged 17
days.
E — 121 — In Memory of Ebenezer, son of Eben\ and Mary
S. Russell, who died Oct. 8, 1839 ; Aged 16 years
and 23 days.

Beneath this stone so feebly reared,

Dear Eben gently sleeps;
Here shall the sighs of grief be heard,
For here his friends will weep.

198 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

H — 47 — Edwin Q. Russell — see Daniel S. Russell.

G — 124 — Eliza H. Russell — see Maynard Russell.

B— 133— Elizabeth, 1901—1908, daughter of A.T. and A. F.

Russell.
H— 65 —(front) George Russell died Apr. 4, 1884, aged
60 yrs.
His wife Nancy S. died Mar. 28, 1884, aged 55 yrs.
Their daughter, Nellie, died Mar. 20, 1858, aged
3 mos.
(base) RUSSELL.

(right) William H. Russell M.D. Feb. 22, 1860— June 7,
1909.

God knows why.

His wife, Harriett A., Sept. 12, 1852, Dec. 8, 1915.
(left) Leslie Low Hovey died Apr. 13, 1902, aged 4 yrs.
2 mos.

It was Gods Will.

A — 73 — George H. Russell — see David Russell.
G — 40 — Hannah T. Jewett Russell — see Israel K. Jewett.
E— 118— Harriet Russell Died Jan. 24, 1853, AEt. 22 y's.
7 m's.

And when you come to view my grave,
And sorrow's cup runs o'er;

Remember soon we meet again,
In Heaven to part no more.

(F.S.) H.R.

H — 65 — Harriett A. Russell — see George Russell.

*— Harriett C. Russell died Feb. 25, 1906, aged 31
years, 5 months, and 7 days.
She was the daughter of John Russell.

B — 35 — Beneath this stone rests The remains of Henry
Russell and Catharine his wife. He died Dec.
16, 1843, Aged 86; She on the following day,
Aged 78.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 199

He was a Soldier of The American Revolution, Simple
in manners, pure in morals, industrious, virtuous, pious.

She was faithful and affectionate in all the relations
of life. Patience, fortitude, resignation, unshaken trust
in God and the promises of the Saviour, sustained and
consoled her through a long and painful illness; and
her end was serene and peaceful.

Their youngest son, from sentiments of filial affec-
tion has erected this stone to their memory.
(S.A.R. marker.)
(F.S.) H.R. C.R.

G— 113— (front) Henry F. Russell, Apr. 26, 1831— Sept.
29, 1901.
His wife, Margaret B. Lord, Aug. 17, 1833—
Aug. 1, 1909.
(base) RUSSELL.

(right) George W. Starkey, June 7, 1859— July 3, 1916.
(base) STARKEY.

(back) Children of G. W. and A.W. Starkey.

Pearl Manning, Apr. 8, 1884— Apr. 13, 1884.
Margaret Madeline July 28, 1897— Aug. 14,
1897.
(F.S.) FATHER H.F.R. MOTHER M.B.L. G.W.S.
Madeline Pearl.
(Union Defender marker.)

E — 120 — In memory of James Monroe, Son of Eben^ and
Mary S. Russell, who died May 4, 1830; aged
20 mos. and 17 days.

F— 27 —J.W.Russell, Co. F. 14 Me. Inf.
(G.A.R. marker.)

C— 117— Lucy Russell, 1805—1870.

Hannah Lord Sherburne, 1802—1879.
David A. Lord, 1826—1861.
Herbert Lord, 1859—1860.

A — 73 — Lucy S. Russell — see David Russell.

200

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G— 113-
H— 47 -
G— 62 -
G— 124-

(base)
(right)

A — 67 — Lucy S. Dau. of David and Susan Russell, died
Aug. 23, 1850, AEt. 2 y'rs.

We have loved her on eai'th,
And we'll meet her in heaven.
(F.S.) L.S.R.

-Margaret B. Lord Russell — see Henry Russell.
-Martha S. Russell — see Daniel S. Russell.
-Martha Russell — see Charles Choate.
-(front) Maynard Russell, born Oct. 10, 1834;

died June 7, 1921.
Eliza A., wife of Maynard Russell, born Dec. 26,

1833; died May 8, 1879.
RUSSELL.
Joseph H.Lord, born Jan. 16, 1820; died Jan. 9,

1899.
Lucy M. Lord, born May 25, 1822; died Jan. 11,

1899.
John F. Lord, born Dec. 2, 1845; died Oct. 26,

1900.
LORD.
Charles R. Lord, born Aug. 25, 1849; died Dec.

8, 1879.
MOTHER FATHER.
-Nancy S. Russell — see George Russell.
-Nellie Russell — see George Russell.
-Samuel B. Russell — see Daniel S. Russell.
■Sacred to the memory of Sarah Russell, wife of
Daniel Russell, who departed this life July 4,
1841, Aged 66 years.

Sleep, mother, sleep, in slumber blest.
It joys my heart to see thee rest:
Unfelt in sleep, thy load of sorrow,
Breathes free and thoughtless of tomorrow.

(F.S.) S.R.
A— 73 —Sarah W. L. Russell— see David Russell.
G — 204 — Susan M. Russell — see Susan Mary Russell Smith.
A — 73 — Susan W. Lakeman Russell — see David RusseU.
H — 47 — William Russell — see Daniel S. Russell.

(base)
(back)

(F.S.)
H— 65 -
H— 65 -
H— 47 -
E— 111-

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 201

H — 65 — William H. Russell — see George Russell.
G — 150 — Hannah Jane Rust— see William Wallis Rust.
C— 25 —Hannah P. Haskell Died Dec. 15, 1827, Aged 20
yrs. 2 mos.
Mary J. Pettengill Died Feb. 24, 1839, Aged 30

yrs. 4 mos.
Wives of William W. Rust.
F — 9 — Sacred to the memory of Mary Rust, born Nov.
27, 1770, died April 10, 1825.

To my mother, Richard Sutton Rust.

G— 150— Mary Caldwell Rust— see William Wallis Rust.
C — 25 — Mary J. Pettengill Rust — see Hannah Haskell

Rust.
G— 150— William Wallis Rust, 1804—1885.
Mary Caldwell Rust, 1810—1884.
Hannah Jane Rust, 1845—1910.
Matilda Rust Downes, 1834—1884.
Maria Rust Preston, 1850—1932.
(base) RUST.

(F.S.) H.J.R. M.R.O. M.R.P. M.C.R. W.W.R.
G— 120— (front) Aaron A. Rutherford, 1831—1911.
His wife, Lucy A. Gould, 1830—1909.
(base) RUTHERFORD
(right) John Rutherford, 1790—1874.

His wife, Mary Glasier, 1794—1884.
(left) Henry W. Rutherford, 1872—1873.
Annie L. Rutherford, 1870—1889.
G — 140 — Ann. Elizabeth, dau. of Henry and Martha S.
Rutherford, died Feb. 16, 1854, AE. 1 y'r. 10
m's.

Rest, little loved one, rest

We would not mourn for thee.
For thou are now among the blest
Where we will meet with thee.

(M.M.) T.Fletcher, Lawrence.
G — 120 — Annie L. Rutherford — see Aaron Rutherford.

202 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D— 28 —(front) RUTHERFORD.

(back) Daniel Rogers Rutherford, Feb. 28,

1824— Feb. 19, 1893.
His wife, Lucy Maria, Feb. 21, 1826— Oct. 4, 1891.
*— George Rutherford died Sept. 6, 1912, aged 61
years, 9 months.
He was the son of Samuel and Martha Dole Ruth-
erford.

G — 141 — Grace M. Rutherford — see Henry Rutherford.

G— 141— Henry Rutherford, 1829—1867.

His wife, Martha S. Hodgdon, 1834—1910.
Grace M. Rutherford, 1863—1887.

G — 120 — Henry W. Rutherford — see Aaron Rutherford.

G — 120 — John Rutherford — see Aaron Rutherford.

G — 120 — Lucy A, Gould Rutherford — see Aaron Ruther-
ford.

D — 28 — Lucy Maria Rutherford — see Daniel Rogers Ruth-
erford.

G — 145— Martha J. Rutherford, Nov. 12, 1831, June 28,
1899.

At Rest.
Erected by her sister, Mary A. Clark.

G — 141— Martha S. Hodgdon Rutherford— see Henry Ruth-
erford.

G — 120 — Mary Glasier Rutherford — see Aaron Rutherford.

G — 144— Samuel P. Rutherford, Apr. 7, 1826; July 20,
1897.

Gone, but not forgotten.
* — Alonzo Safford died June 6, 1898, aged 23 years.
He was the son of Jacob C. and Emma Jane
Mitchell Safford.

B — 11 — Sacred to the memory of Ebenezer Safford who
departed this life Aug. 24, 1815, Aged 67 years.
(F.S.) E.S.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 203

D — 113 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Elizabeth Safford the
3d wife of Mr. Daniel Safford who departed
this life Deem'-, the 21^S 1777, Aged 65 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth Safford, 1777.
*_Jacob Safford died May 23, 1907, aged 67 years,
11 months, and 24 days.
He was the son of James Safford and Peley
Cheever Safford.
* — Jane Augusta Safford died July 31, 1905, aged
74 years.
She was the daughter of James and Pelee Cheever
Safford.
B— 10 —Miss Lucy Safford Died March 12, 1851, Aged 76.

(F.S.) L.S.
D — 116 — Sara Safford (daughter of John and Sara Safford)
who died luly the 21, 1712, Aged 47 years.
Reader consider and stand in aw
Doe not sin keep Gods law
H — 20 — Carrie A. Lord, wife of Edward Sampson, July

18, 1842— Apr. 28, 1895.
E — 29 — Lucy Savory — see Samuel Lord.
G — 10 — Abigail H. Sawyer — see George Dawson.
B— 77 —Elizabeth Sawyer Died Nov. 10, 1842, AEt. 85

y'rs.
B — 75 — Sacred to the memory of James Brown Sawyer,
who died Sept. 6, 1840, Aged 81 yrs.
(F.S.) J.R.S.
B — 72 — Sarah Sawyer — see Sarah Sawyer Lord.
B— 76 —Susanna Sawyer died Nov. 23, 1825, AT. 71 y'rs.

(M.M.) A.H. Lord, Salem.
C — 175 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Martha Sayer, wife to
Joseph Sayer Esq--. Died Sep^"". the 6, 1738 in
the 32d year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Martha Sayer.
* — Elmira L. Scott died Apr. 13, 1895, aged 85 years,
10 months.
She was the widow of Perley Scott and the daugh-
ter of William and Polly Hovey Stone.

204 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

A — 5 — Elizabeth Seward — see Moses Seward.

B — 175 — Elizabeth Seward — see Mary and Elizabeth

Seward Lord,
B — 175 — Mary Seward — see Mary and Elizabeth Seward

Lord,
A — 5 — Moses Seward Died July 4, 1821, Aged 27 years.
Also his wife, Elizabeth Seward, Died Sept. 9,

1861. Aged 65 years.

"Blessed are the dead — that have died in the Lord."

(F.S.) M.S. E.S.
B— 179— MOTHER

Annis, wife of John Shatswell, died Oct. 3, 1872,
AEt. 71 yrs. 5 mos. and 15 dys.

Fold her O Father in thine ai-ms
And let her henceforth be
A messanger of love, between
Our human hearts and thee.

She always made home happy.

B — 177 — Annis Shatswell — see Nathaniel Shatswell. See

also B — 179 — Annis Shatswell.
E— 153— Mrs. Elizabeth, wife of Mr. Nathaniel Shatswell

Died Jan, 28, 1818. AEt. 52.

O much beloved, ever dear, adieu;
How many tender names are lost in you
Keep safe, 0 tomb, thy precious, sacred trust,
Till the last trump awake her sleeping dust.

B — 180 — Hannah Bradstreet Shatswell — see Capt. Charles

Haskell.
B — 177 — John Shatswell — see Nathaniel Shatswell.
B— 178— FATHER

John Shatswell Died Apr. 22, 1873, AEt. 69 yrs.,

6 mos.

"The Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away,
Blessed be the name of the Lord."

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 205

E — 152 — In Memory of Mrs. Mary Shatswell wife of Mr.
Nath". Shatswell, who departed this life May,
13th, 1786; In the 26th year of her age.
Behold all you that do pass by,
As you are now so once was I;
As I am now so you must be,
Prepare for death and follow me.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mary Shatswell.
B — 177 — Mary White Shatswell — see Nathaniel Shatswell.
E_154— Mr. Nathaniel Shatswell Died Dec. 16, 1824, AEt.
65.

This spot contains the ashes of the just.
Who sought no honors, who betrayed no tiust.
This truth he prov'd, in every path he trod,
An honest man's the noblest work of God.

B— 177— (left) Nathaniel Shatswell, Col. 1st. Mass. H.A.,
Nov. 26, 1834— Dec. 14, 1905.
His wife, Mary White, Apr. 7, 1835— Feb. 7, 1898.
(base) SHATSWELL
(right) John Shatswell, 1803—1873.

Annis Shatswell, 1801—1872.
(F.S.) N.S. M.W.S.

(G.A.R. marker.)
D — 119 — Sacred to the memory of Moses Shatswell who*
died March 26, 1845; AE. 76 y'rs.

Dust to its narrow house beneath.

Soul to its place on high.
They that have seen thy look in death,
No more may fear to die.
(F.S.) blank.
D — 120 — Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Sarah, wife of
Moses Shatswell, who died Sept. 14, 1838;
Aged 70.

Nor art nor virtue could redeem from death
Nor anxious love prolong her lab'ring breath;
Conjugal bands asunder must be torn.
And thou, surviving partner, left to mourn;
But let her virtues now your grief suppress.
And wait reluctant till you meet in bliss.

(F.S.) S.S.

206 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D — 121 — In memory of Miss Sarah Shatswell, Daughter of
Mr. Moses and Mrs. Sarah Shatswell, who died
Nov. 5, 1821, AEt. 26.

In youthful bloom my sorrows end,
Adieu vain world, farewell my friends,
In Jesus' arms I lay my head,
And take my place among the dead.

G— 148— (front) MOTHER

(back) Almira L. Shattuck, born Aug. 22, 1833,
died Dec. 25, 1913.
* — James Shattuck died Mar. 20, 1885, aged 40 years.
G— 149— (front) FATHER

None knew him but to love.
None named him but to praise.

(back) Milton B. Shattuck, born Mar. 17, 1829;

died May 29, 1884.
(Union Defender marker.)
A — 81 — Thomas Shaw and his wife — see Falconer.
G — 56 — God is love. In Heaven there's rest.

Abraham C. Sherburne died Mar. 28, 1855, AEt.

40 yrs.
(F.S.) A.C.S.
G — 57 — At evening time it shall be light.

Elizabeth, wife of Abraham C. Sherburne, died
April 9, 1876, aged 80 y'rs.

An affectionate mother, and true friend, beloved on

4.1, 4„:„„4.u :„ 4-i.„ i;_i.4. -r -^ i i I

G— 59 —Geo. W. Sherburne, Co. D. 48 Mass. Inf.
(G.A.R. marker.)

(N.B. He died March 14, 1909, aged 71 years,
10 months.)
C — 117 — Hannah Lord Sherburne — see Lucy Russell.
H— 82 —John T. Sherburn died March 9, 1900, aged 74
yrs., 4 mos.

At Rest.
(G.A.R. marker.)
G — 60 — Lizzie Sherburne — see Martha A. Blake Sher-
burne.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 207

H — 81 — Louise J., wife of John T. Sherburne died July

9, 1902, aged 67 years.
G— 60 —(front) MOTHER AT REST

(back) Martha N. Blake, wife of George W.

Sherburne, 1838—1884.
Lizzie, 1864—1864.
Lizzie E., 1866—1877.
(F.S.) LIZZIE LIZZIE E.
H — 80 — Mary E. Sherburne — see Mary E. Sherburne

Reed.
H— 83 —MOTHER

Sarah A. Finder, wife of John T. Sherburne, 1827

—1874.
(F.S.) S.S.
D — 51 — David Simons, son of David and Jean Simons,
Died March the 11th, 1714/15, Aged 1 year, 10
months, and 16 days.
(F.S.) David Simons.
C — 164 — Elizabeth Simpkins — see Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers.
A— 30 —Aaron Smith, Born Sept. 16, 1763, Died Nov. 9,
1849.
Eunice Lord, his wife. Born Aug. 5, 1770, Died
Mar. 18, 1825.
D — 96 — Aaron Smith — see Capt. Samuel Smith.
B— 170— Abbie H., wife of Samuel R. Smith, Died August
18, 1890, Aged 80 years, 11 months, 5 days.
* — Abigail H. Smith, widow of Rogers Smith and
daughter of Nathaniel and Margaret Buckman
Phillips, died Aug. 18, 1890, aged 81 years.
(N.B. Possibly the same as the above.)
G — 218 — Addie Warren Smith — see George H. Smith.
E — 31 — In memory of Ammi R. Smith Esq', who died
January 28th, 1836, Aged 71 years.

In every relation in life, Just, honorable, and affec-
tionate; His highest praise — a christian. Affection will
cherish his memory.

(F.S.) A.R.S.

208 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C— 34 —In memory of Mr. Andrew Smith who departed
this life July 23d, 1797, Aged 40 years.

When will that glorious morning rise
When the last Trumpet sounds,
And call the Nations to the skies,
From underneath the ground''
(F.S.) Mr. And'. Smith.
(S.A.R. marker.)
G— 201— MOTHER

Aroline F. wife of John H. Smith, born Jan 15

1831, died Aug. 22, 1867.
(F.S.) BABY
G— 160— (front) Benjamin Smith.

(back) Benjamin H. Smith, born Sept. 20 1825
died Oct. 5, 1881.
G— 161— FATHER

MoraER ^"^'^^ "^''"^ °''' ^^' ^^"^' ^^'^ ^^ ^'•

Lucy Smith, died Dec. 8, 1883, aged 89 yrs 10
mos. ''

There is rest for the weary.

i^— 228— Dea. Charles Smith Died Aug. 17, 1867, AEt 66
y's, 6 mo., and 11 ds.

In that pure home of tearless joy,
Earth's parted friends shall meet.
With smiles of love that never fade.
And blessedness complete
(F.S.) blank.

B— 143— Charles H. Smith— see Henry R. Smith.

♦—Charles W. Smith died Sept. 29, 1910, aged 75
years, 9 months, and 19 days.
He was the son of John Smith and Hannah Lord
a veteran of the Civil War.
♦—Charlotte P. Smith — see Charlotte P. Chapman
E— 6 —Daniel Smith Died Aug. 16, 18Y0, AEt. 86 yrs
9 mos. *'

(F.S.) D.S.
G— 218— Edward P. Smith— see George H. Smith.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD £09

D— 96 —Edward Smith— see Capt. Samuel Smith.

*— Edward P. Smith died Aug. 14, 1888, aged 56
years, 8 months.
He was the son of Daniel B. and Charlotte Smith.
D— 202— Here lies the body of Elizabeth Smith, who was
daughter of Mr. John Damreal and wife of
Anthony Smith, who died January the 4
1715/16. Aged 26 years.
D— 163— Here lies the body of Mrs. Elisebeth Smith, the
wife of Mr. Daniel Smith, who deceassed May
the 14th, 1717, in the 40th year of her age.
They that dye in the Lord are blest
From all there sorrows they do rest
And are of endless joyes possest.

(F.S.) Mrs. Elisabeth Smith.
^—'^ —Elizabeth Smith, Died Dec. 8, 1863. AEt. 74 yrs.
"Blessed are the dead that die in the Lord "
(F.S.) E.S.

G— 218— Ella J. Averill Smith— see George H. Smith

B— 143— Emma D. Smith— see Henry R. Smith

G— 185— Emma F. Smith— see Joseph Smith Jr.

B— 3 — Ephraim Smith (son of Thomas and Martha
Smith) Died Sept^ the 4, 1720, Aged 28 years.
(F.S.) Ephraim Smith.

E— 61 —Ephraim Jewett Smith (two of them)— see chil-
dren of Mr. Nathaniel Smith.
*— Ethel Adel Smith, daughter of Harry P and
Flotie S. Elder Smith, died Sept. 16, 1890 aged
4 yrs., 10 months.

^~-^^ —Eunice J. Smith died December 25, 1859. AEt 31
y'rs., 6 mo's.

In heaven there is rest.

G— 162— Eunice K. Smith— see Wm. H. Smith.

A— 30 —Eunice Lord Smith— see Aaron Smith.

D— 85 — Ezekial Smith— see Moses Smith.

G— 218— (front) George H. Smith, March 31 1855—
December 6, 1917.

210 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

His wife, Ella J. Averill, April 7, 1856 — January
23, 1902.
(base) SMITH

(left) John Warren, August 23, 1802— October 18, 1879.
his wife, Abigail M. Blake, September 17, 1803 —

December 13, 1893.
their son, Jesse Warren, September 7, 1837 — June
18, 1916.
(right) Edward P. Smith, December 14, 1831 — August
14, 1888.
His wife, Addie Warren, May 10, 1835 — Decem-
ber 13, 1859.
(F.S.) A.W.S. E.P.S. MOTHER E.J.A.S.

FATHER G.H.S.
(Union Defender marker.)
B — 168 — A bud, plucked by God to bloom in Heaven.

In memory of George Phillips, youngest son of
Samuel R. and Abbie H. Smith, who died Jan.
23, 1849, Aged 3 years, 7 months.
G — 185 — George W. Smith — see Joseph Smith Jr.
D — 34 — Gilburt Smith, son of Ebenezer and Mary Smith,

died April the 9th, 1716, Aged 28 days.
D— 179 — Here lies Mrs. Hanah Smith, wife of Mr. Richard
Smith, Died May the 9'", 1722, in the 80"' year
of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Hannah Smith.
E — 92 — Mrs. Hannah Smith — see Mr. Nathaniel Smith.
D — 96 — Hannah Smith — see Capt. Samuel Smith.
G — 185 — Harriet Smith — see Joseph Smith Jr.
G_203— (front) HUSBAND

(back) Harrison Smith, September 7, 1829,

October 29, 1894.
(M.M.) H. P. Smith and Co., Boston.
B_143— (front) Henry R. Smith, Dec. 10, 1842— Jan.
20, 1915.
Corp. Co. 1, 19'" Regt. Mass. Vols.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 211

His wife, Emma Delue, Mar. 21, 1853— June 10,

1929.
(back) Charles H. Smith, son of Henry R. and

Emma ,D. Smith, July 7, 1876— Aug. 28, 1876.
(Union Defender marker.)
D — 10 — In memory of Mr. Jacob Smith who died March

4th, 1789, Aged 92 years.
Also Mrs. Lydia, his wife, who died March 17th.

1772, Aged 76 years.

Happy exchange to part with all below

For worlds of bliss, where joys unceasing flow.

(F.S.) Mr. Jacob and Mrs. Lydia Smith.
* — James Smith, son of James and Elizabeth Smith,
died June 27, 1888, aged 60 years.
G— 44 —HUSBAND

James C. Smith, September 30, 1852 — June 6,
1891.

G — 42 —James W. Smith— see John W. Smith.

D — 93 — Here lyes the body of lohn Smith (son of Mr.
Richard Smith) who died May the 20th, 1713,
AEtates 36.

For this departed soul and all the rest

that Christ hath purchased, they shal be ble^*^

those must ti'ansgress,

the rules of charity

who do object,

or in the least deny,

that this immortal soul,

is now convey'd.

To heaven's Glory,

by the ANGELS aide.

D — 92 — John Smith, son of John Smith, Died April the 6,

1714, Aged 8 months.
(F.S.)

John Smith the child of God
With much patienc bore the rod.

212

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D— 94

G— 164— ,

G— 162-
G— 202-

G— 42

(base)
(right)

G— 185-

(base)

(right)

(back)

(F.S.)
GJ— 190-

Herelyes buried the Body of Cap^ John Smith
who departed this life July the 11th, 1768, in
62d year of his age.
(F.S.) Cap'. John Smith.
Jno. A. Smith, Co. A. 1 Mass. Cav.
(Union Defender Marker.)
-John A. Smith — see Wm. H. Smith.
-FATHER
John H. Smith, a native of Ipswich, born April

8, 1819, died May 25, 1882.

-(front) John W. Smith died Monday, May 6,

1889, aged 73 yrs, 3 mos.
Lucy A. Smith died Tuesday, July 2, 1889, aged

71 yrs., 10 mos., and 3 days.
SMITH.
James W. Smith, Nov. 23, 1843— Feb. 19, 1895.

(N.B. Joseph Smith Died May 16, 1881, at the
age of 98 years, 4 months. Lucy L., his daugh-
ter, died Sept. 4, 1890, at the age of 67 years.
Both were buried on the easterly side of the
central path, and on the northerly side of the
stone erected to the memory of Aaron Kimball,
17 — . This information from work of T.F.W.)

(front) Joseph Smith J^, Nov. 11, 1816— Dec.
29, 1894.

His wife, Harriet N. Smith, April 21, 1816— July
1, 1901.

SMITH

Harriet A. Smith, Dec. 11, 1845— Nov. 21, 1874.

George W. Smith, Sept. 18, 1853— April 27, 1913.

His wife, Emma F. Smith, July 7, 1856— Aug. 23,
1927.

MOTHER E.F.S. FATHER G.W.S. HARRIET
A. FATHER MOTHER.

-Josephine P., wife of George W. Smith, died Dec.

9, 1877, aged 20 y'rs, and 4 mo's.

77

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 213

Yet again we hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fled,
Then in Heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is shed.

(M.M.) Moran and Button, Lowell.

E — 91 — Tribute of affection to the memory of Miss Lois
C. Smith, daughter of Nath'. and Mary Smith,
who died Oct^ 1805, Aged 21 years.
Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Mary Smith, wife
of Mr. Nath'. Smith, who died March 29, 1808.
Aged 63 years.
(F.S.) L.C.S. M.S.

B — 171 — Lucy, dau. of Capt. Ammi R. and Sarah Smith,
Sept. 26, 1817— Feb. 8, 1903.

G — 161 — Lucy Smith — see Benjamin Smith.

* — Lucy Smith, daughter of Joseph and Elizabeth
Lord Smith, died Sept. 4, 1890, aged 67 years,
5 months. See Joseph Smith (No number).

G— 42 —Lucy A. Smith— see John W. Smith.

G— 162— Lucy Ann Smith— see Wm. H. Smith.

E — 97 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Lydia Smith, the wife
of Ja™^ Smith, who departed this life August
18, 1768, Aged 25 years and 7 months.
(F.S.) Lydia Smith.

D — 11 — Here lyes the body of Mrs. Lydia Smith, wife of
Mr. Jacob Smith, who died March 17th, 1772,
in the 77th year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Lydia Smith.

D — 10 — Mrs. Lydia Smith — see Mr. Jacob Smith.

E — 33 — Margaret Smith — see Mrs. Margaret Rogers.

D — 27 — Here lyes the body of Mary Smith, daughter of
Ebenezer and Mary Smith, who died March the
23, 1718. Aged seuen weeks and two days.
(F.S.) Mary Smith.

E — 91 — Mrs. Mary Smith — see Miss Lois C. Smith.

214 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G— 45 —Mary A., wife of James C. Smith, died Oct. 2,
1883, aged 29 yrs, 3 mos.
* — Mary Jane Smith, daughter of Richmond Barton,
died Oct. 15, 1910, aged 73 years, 4 months,
8 days.
E — 94 — Mrs. Mary Lynde Smith, wife of Dr. Nath'.
Smith, died Nov. 11, 1817; Aged 73 years.
(M.M.) A. Carey.
(F.S.) M.L.S.
D — 85 — (front) Moses Smith, son of Daniel Smith, Died
April the 18th, 1715, Aged 3 years, 6 months,
and 28 days,
(back) Ezekial Smith, son of Daniel Smith, Died
April the 12th, 1712, Aged 3 months and 6 days.
D — 174 — In memory of Mr. Moses Smith who died March
19, 1829 ; Aged 81 years.

No earthly friend could longer save
My mortal body from the grave;
Nor can the grave confine me here
When Christ in judgement doth appear.
(F.S.) M.S.
E — 92 — In memory of M'. Nathaniel Smith, who departed
this life Sept. 17th, 1762, in the 51st year of
his age.
In memory of M'^ Hannah Smith, Relict of Mr.
Nath'. Smith, who departed this life July 30th,
1781, in the 64th year of her age.
(F.S.) Mr. Nat'. Smith. Mrs. Hannah Smith.
E — 61 — This Monument is erected in memory of 3 chil-
dren of Mr. Nathaniel and Mrs. Mary Smith.
An infant Daughter 6 hours old, born April 15th,

1769.
1st Ephraim Jewett Smith died Nov'. 7'", 1778,

Aged 18 months.
2d Ephraim Jewett Smith died Ocf. 30^", 1783,

Aged 21 months.
(F.S.) An infant, 1st Eph'. J. Smith, 2d Eph^
J. Smith.

nwumiiiiBnomiwmaB

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 215

E — 93 — In memory of Doctor Nathaniel Smith, who died
in Newburyport, November 25, 1823, Aged 53
years.

An angel's arm can't snatch me from the grave;
Legions of angels can't confine me there.

(F.S.) N.S.
♦—Nathaniel P. Smith died July 19, 1884, aged 57

years.
C — 177 — Here lies Mr^ Prudenc Smith, the wife of Mr.

Stephen Smith, Died July the 14, 1721, in the

34th year of her age.
D— 193— Here lyes the body of Mr. Richard Smith Aged

85 years. Died Sep^ the 24, 1714.
D— 173— Ruth, wife of Moses Smith, died Dec. 24, 1844,

AE. 94.

Mourn not for me,
Dry up your tears,
I must lie here,
Till Christ appears.

(F.S.) R.S.
G— 126— Ruth Smith— see Ruth Smith Baker.

D — 96 — Capt. Samuel Smith found a watery grave July

1806, Aged 44 yrs.
Hannah, widow of Capt. Samuel Smith, died Aug.

22, 1834, Aged 64 yrs.
Also their children :

Samuel, found a watery grave, 1811, Aged 22 yrs.
Aaron, found a watery grave, 1819, Aged 23 yrs.
Edward, found a watery grave, 1828, Aged 21 yrs.
(F.S.) blank.

B— 169— Samuel R. Smith, Died March 5, 1876, Aged 74
years, 10 months.

D — 55 — Sarah Smith, daughter of John Smith, Died April
the 23, 1714, in the 5 year of her age.
(F.S.) blank.

216 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 32 — Beneath this cold clod lies the mortal part of Mrs.
Sarah Smith, the amiable consort of Capt.
Ammi Smith, who departed this Life Aug', the
18th, 1797, Aged 31 years.

Farewell surviving friends,

My sun went down at noon.
Prepare yourselves for death
For you must follow soon.

(F.S.) Mrs. Sarah Smith.
E — 30 — Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Sarah Smith, wife
of Ammi R. Smith, who died April 23, 1849;
Aged 76 years.

A devoted Wife, an affectionate Mother, a humble
Christian.

(M.M.) A. Carey, Boston,
(F.S.) S.S.
G— 200— Sarah W. Smith— see Sarah W. Hadley.
B — 5 — Hear lyes buried the body of Sary, daughter of
Thomas and Martha Smith, who died August
the 19, 1704, and in the 18 year of her age.
E— 252— Susan D., wife of Dea. Charles Smith, Died June
18, 1861, AEt. 57 ys., 7 mo.

Asleep in Jesus! blessed sleep!
From which none ever wake to weep:
A calm and undisturbed repose.
Unbroken by the last of foes.
G— 204— Susan M. Russell, wife of Harrison Smith, Born

Aug. 23, 1826; Died May 28, 1871.
E — 166— Here lies interr'd the Body of Mrs. Susanna Smith,
wife of Cap'. John Smith, who departed this
Life Decem^ 26th, 1781, Aged 82.

Why should we mourn departed friends?

Or shake at death's alarms?
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends

To call them to his arms.
Are we not tending upward too

As fast as time can move?
Nor would we wish the hours more slow
To keep us from our Love.

■luwiMKxiaiiiniMMia

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 217

Why should ye tremble to convey

Their bodies to the tomb?
There the dear flesh of Jesus lay

And left a long perfume.
The graves of all his saints he bless'd

And soft'ned ev'ry bed:
Where should the dying members rest
But with the dying Head?
(F.S.) Mrs. Susanna Smith.
G— 162— Thomas R. Smith— see Wm. H. Smith.
G— 163— T. R. Smith, Co. A. Mass. H.A.

(Union Defender marker.)
G— 162— (front) Wm. H. Smith, 1826—1917.
Eunice K. Smith, 1824—1908.
(base) SMITH
(back) Lucy Ann Smith, 1828—1858.

John A. Smith, Co. A. 1st Mass Cavalry, 1833—

1864.
Thomas R. Smith, Co. A. 1st Mass Heavy Artil-
lery, 1834—1868.
C — 217 — Charles Souther — see Mary Souther.
C — 217 — In memory of Mary, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth
Souther, who died Oct. 31, 1826, Aged 24 years,
4 mos.

Happy the heart by grace inclin'd
Early to leave the world behind,
And follow wisdom: now she knows
The heaven that from religion grows.
Also Charles, son of Timothy and Eliza P.
Souther, who died Oct. 20, 1825, Aged 7 mos.
So faids the lovely blooming flow'r.
(F.S.) M.S. C.S.
D — 39 — Here lyes buried the body of Nathaniel Souther
who departed this life June the 10'^ 1768, in the
46th year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Nathaniel Souther.
D — 41 — Here lies the remains of Mr. Timothy Souther
who departed this life Aug^'. 5th, 1766, in the
27th year of his age.

218 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(F.S.) Mr. Timothy Souther, 1766.
* — Jannie Spencer — see Jannie Spencer Stewart.
B — 49 — Abigail H. Jewett Spiller — see Daniel L. Spiller.
B— 49 —SISTER

Abigail H. Jewett, wife of John Spiller, Born
Sept. 3, 1804, Died May 31, 1876.
At rest.
(F.S.) A.H.S.

Hannah N., daughter of Daniel N. and sUsan
Spiller, Died Nov. 2, 1849; AEt. 23.
I'll bid you now a last farewell;
With loving breaking heart,
I trust in heaven we soon shall meet
And never more will part.

(N.B.) This stone disappeared, copied by T.F.
W. Stone No. A— 30— Daniel Spiller, in the
Highlands cemetery, covers part of the inscrip-
tion.)
G— 69 —David Spiller— see John H. Varrell.

"Thy will be done."
B — 101 — Hannah Spiller — see Thomas Spiller.
H— * —Harriett M. Spiller— see Capt. Richard R. Wey-
mouth.
E — 19 — Hepsebah Spiller — see Hepsebah Spiller Standley.
*— John Spiller died Dec. 4, 1883, aged 85 years, 1
month.
B_101— Thomas Spiller Died March 7, 1844, AEt. 88.
Hannah, his wife, died July 13, 1849, AEt. 86

And as we have borne the Image of the earthy, we
shall also bear the Image of the Heavnly.
(M.M.) B. Day, Lowell.
(F.S.) T.S. and H.S.
G — 69 — Susan Spiller — see John H. Varrell.
B — 49 — Susan L. Fuller Spiller — see Daniel N. Spiller.
C — 163 — Here lyes the body of M'"^ Sarah Stace, the wife
of Cap\ Simon Stace, who died the 21 of Nov-
ember, 1711, Aged 74 yeares.
(F.S.) S.S.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 219

F — 31 — Hannah B. Stacey — see Aaron Cogswell.

C_162— Here lyes buried the body of Cap'. Simon Stace
aged about 63 years, DeC^ October the 27, 1699.
(F.S.) blank.

E — 134 — Erected in memory of Susanna Stacey, who de-
parted this life Ocr. 25th, 1775, Aged 10 years,
the only dau'^ of Cap'. George and Mrs. Susan-
na Stacey.

Naked as from the Earth we came,

and crept to Life at first,
We to the Earth return again;

and mingle with our Dust.
The Dear delights we here enjoy,

and fondly call our own,
Are but short favours boi-row'd now,

to be repay'd anon.
Tis God that lifts our Comforts high,

or sinks them in the grave;
He gives and blessed be his Name,

he takes but what he gave.

(F.S.) Susanna Stacey.
D — 100 — Here lies William Stacy, the son of Mr. Samuel
and Mrs. Margret Stacy, who died the 29th of
March, 1726, Aged 3 months and 17 days.
* — Lizzie Stafford — see Lizzie Fall.
E_218— Elizabeth Stalker Died May 15, 1852, Aged 76
y'rs.
Erected by her sister.
(F.S.) E.S.
E — 221 — Eunice B., dau'r of John and Mary R. H. Stalker.
Died Sept. 21, 1851, AE. 1 y'r. 1 mo.
(F.S.)) blank.
E— 220— Hannah, wife of John Stalker, died Aug. 21, 1842,
AE. 45 y'rs.
Sylvanus H., Son of John and Mary R. H. Stalker,
Died Nov. 22, 1847, AE. 5 weeks.
E— 222— John Stalker, Died May 20, 1866, AEt. 67 yrs.

(F.S.) J.S.

So he giveth his beloved sleep.

220 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E— 223— John N. Stalker Died Feb. 14, 1909, aged 72 yrs.,

6 mos., 17 days.
E — 219 — Sacred to the memory of Robert Stalker, who died
Feb. 15, 1838, aged 73.

The soul that's filled with virtue's light,
Shines brightest in affliction's night;
The sweet rememberance of the just
Shall flourish when they sleep in dust.

E — 220 — Sylvanus H. Stalker — see Hannah Stalker.
E — 57 — Elizabeth Standley — see Gorham F. Hills.
E— 19 —MOTHER

Hepsebah Spiller, wife of Joseph Standley, 1809 —
1896.

Beloved.

A — 78 — Abigail Staniford — see Joseph K. Farley.
C — 76 — Abigail Staniford — see Jeremiah Staniford.
C — 77 Sacred to the memory of Mr. Ebeneezer Staniford,
who died March 17, 1817, AEt. 48.

The gloomy grav's a peaceful home,

The weary here find rest,

Their toils and suff'erings all are o'er,

Here Satan cant molest.

H — 27 — Edward S. Staniford — see James Staniford.

C — 139 — Elizabeth Staniford — see Nathaniel Harris.

G — 4 — (front) Evangeline

(back) Evangeline C, Daughter of George E.
and Melissa A. Staniford, Born Mar. 6, 1863,
died Feb. 14, 1886.

H — 27 — George Staniford — see James Staniford.

C — 137 — Hannah Stanford, dau^ to Mr. Thomas and Mrs.
Hannah Stanford, dec^ March the 15th, 1729,
in the 9th year of her age.

E — 12 — Hannah Stanniford — see Hannah Dodge.

C — 13 — In memory of Capt. James Staniford, who depart-
ed this life, April 6th, 1781, in the 39th year of
his age.

An angel's arm can't snatch me from the grave.
Legions of angels can't confine me there.

(F.S.) Cap'. James Staniford.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 221

H— 27 —(front) STANIFORD

(right) James Staniford, January 19, 1803, December 7,
1878.
His wife, Mary Sweet, July 7, 1805, March 18,
1878.
(back) Children of James and Mary Staniford.

Edward S., Feb. 6, 1836— Aug. 14, 1840.
George, Sept. 13, 1838— Aug. 19, 1840.
William P., Oct. 8, 1843— Oct. 27, 1851.
Sarah F., Jan. 12, 1850— Oct. 31, 1851.
(left) Maria Staniford, Aug. 18, 1828— Mar. 27, 1900.
Mary Jane Staniford, June 6, 1833— Nov. 19, 1916.
(F.S.) M.S.S. J.S. M.S.
C — 97 — In Memory of Capt. Jeremiah Staniford, who de-
parted this life June 20, 1801. AE. 79.

"Mild, modest, candid, faithful to his trust
A friend a tender father sleeps in dust;
Yet shall his mind beyond the rage of time
Forever flourish in a happier clime.
Whose never fading joys no tongue can tell,
Where everlasting youth and beauty dwell;
Where pain and sorrow never more shall move
But all is pleasure, harmony and love."

(F.S.) Capt. Jeremiah Staniford.
C— 76 —Jeremiah Staniford died Mar. 1, 1816, Aged 65
yrs.
Mary his wife. Died Sept. 24, 1850, Aged 94 yrs.
Abigail, their youngest daughter, Died July 8,
1880, Aged 82 yrs.

The memory of the just is blessed.

C — 140 — John Stanford, son to Mr. Thomas and Mrs. Han-
nah Stanford, Aged 18 years and 2 m°, DeC^.
June the 29d, 1727.
(F.S.) J.S. 1727.

C — 155 — Here lyes buried the body of Deacon John Stani-
ford, Aged 82 years, deC^. May the 27th, 1730.

A — 78 — John Staniford — see Joseph K. Farley.

222 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 79 — John Staniford, Son of Thomas and Mary Stani-
ford, died April 20, 1849, Aged 34.

The dust shall return to the earth as it was, and
the spirit to God, who gave it.

(F.S.) J.S.
H — 27 — Maria Staniford — see James Staniford.
C — 134— Mary Stanford, Dau\ to Mr. Thomas and Mrs.

Hannah Stanford, Aged 17 years and 1 mo.

Dec-^. Dec^ the 13th, 1729.
(F.S.) M.S. 1729.
C — 78 — Mary Staniford — see Mrs. Mary Dana.
C — 76 — Mary Staniford — see Jeremiah Staniford.
C — 133 — Mary Staniford — see Thomas Staniford.
H — 27 — Mary Staniford — see James Staniford.
G — 5 — Melissa A. Staniford, born Jan. 8, 1843; died

July 31, 1876.

Fear thou not; for I am with thee;

be not dismayed; for I am thy God

I will strengthen thee: yea, I will help thee;

yea I will uphold thee with the right hand of my

righteousness. |

Isaiah 41, chap. 10 verse. !

C — 135 — Sarah Stanford, dau^ to Mr. Thomas and Mrs. . i

Hannah Stanford, Dec". March the 31st, 1729, ?

in the 5th year of her age.
C — 95 — Mrs. Sarah Staniford — see Capt. Thomas Stani-
ford.
A — 78 — Sarah Staniford — see Joseph K. Farley.
H — 27 — Sarah F. Staniford — see James Staniford.
C — 96 — Here lyes buried the body of Mr. Thomas Stani-
ford who departed this life Aug', the 23^ 1740, I
in the 60th year of his age.
(F.S.) M. Thomas Staniford.

C— 95 —

As runs the glass,
Our life doth pass.

In memory of Cap*. Thomas Staniford and Mrs.
Sarah Staniford, his Consort; who liv'd es-

■aiWHUMMN;

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 223

teemed, died lamented, and in their death were

but a short time divided.
He departed Aug. 13th, A.D. 1778, AE. 68.
She five weeks after, Sep'. 18'^ AEt. 63.

Ask not what tears a child, a friend, shall pay;
"They mourn the dead who live as they desire.
We read their monument: we sigh; and while
We sigh, we sink and are what we deplor'd:
Lamenting or lamented all our lot!"

(F.S.) Cap'. Tho^ and Mrs. Sarah Staniford.
C— 133— Thomas Staniford Died Jan. 11, 1843, Aged 77.

Also his wife, Mary, Died Nov. 10, 1836. Aged 59.

Our record is on high.

(F.S.) T.S. M.S.
H — 27 — William P. Staniford — see James Staniford.
E — 215 — Sacred to the memory of Adeline, daughter of Mr.
Isaac and Mrs. Joanna Stanwood, who died
March 22, 1830, Aged 10 weeks.

Of such is the kingdom of Heaven.
B— 84 — Eben--. Stanwood died July 19, 1851, AE. 66 y'rs.

"He that believeth in me, though he were dead, yet
shall he live."
(F.S.) blank.
B— 54 —Ella F. Died Aug. 24, 1851, AE. 3 y'rs, dau. of
E. and M.L. Stanwood.
(F.S.) E.F. 1

E — 70 — Eunice Stanwood — see Isaac Stanwood.
G — 75 — Eunice Stanwood — see John Caldwell. See also

G — 80 — Henry Augustine Cowles.
B— 82 —Eunice H. Stanwood Died Feb. 21, 1913, Aged 92

yrs. 4 mos. 15 dys. _

Mehitable F. Stanwood, died Mar. 20, 1913, aged
88 yrs. 4 mos. 29 dys.
B — 81 — Mrs. Harriet, Wife of Stephen Stanwood, died
Aug. 28, 1845. Aged 43 years.
Also four of their children,
An infant died May 24, 1834.
Henry Lyman, died Sept. 18, 1836, Aged 16 mo's.

224 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

William Henry, Died June 20, 1841, Aged 13 mo's.
Lydia, died May 7, 1848, Aged 10 y'rs.

"Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord."

(F.S.) H.S.
E— 214— Dea. Isaac Stanwood, born Sept. 21, 1783, Died

Oct. 8, 1867, AE. 84 yrs.
E— 70 — Capt. Isaac Stanwood, Died Oct. 15, 1821, AEt. 66.
Also his wife, Eunice Stanwood, Died Feb. 3,
1840, AEt. 82.

Jesus said, "I am the resurrection and the Life; he
that believeth in me though he were dead yet shall he
live."
(M.M.) J. Fallen, Augusta.
(F.S.) I.S. E.S.
E — 216 — Isaac Augustus, Son of Isaac and Joanna Stan-
wood, died April 25, 1840, Aged 23 years.
E — 213 — Joanna Caldwell, wife of Dea. Isaac Stanwood,
Born April 6, 1789, Died April 12, 1872, AEt.
83 yrs.
B— 53 —John Henry Died Sept. 17, 1846, Aged 14 mo's,
17 dy's.
Also an infant son ^ied Aug. 10, 1847, Aged 13
, , days.

Sons of Ebin. Jr. and M. L. Stanwood.

Of such is the Kingdom of Heaven.
(F.S.) J.H.S.
B — 81 — Lydia Stanwood — see Mrs. Harriet Stanwood.
B — 82 — Mehitable F. Stanwood — see Eunice H. Stanwood.
B — 83 — Sarah Stanwood, wife of Eben'. Stanwood, Born
June 26, 1790, Died Aug. 13, 1872.

Forever with the Lord.

(F.S.) S.S.

B_80 —Stephen Stanwood Died Oct. 27, 1854, AE. 52 yrs.

They rest from their labors and their woi-ks do follow
them.

(F.S.) S.S.

(M.M.) T. Fletcher, Lowell.

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225

C— 9

B— 81 —

H— 40 -
G— 113-
H— 40 -
G— 113-
G— 113-
D— 187-

C_176—

B— 190-
B— 189-

B— 188—

In memory of Mrs. Sukey Stanwood, wife of Mr.
Jacob Stanwood, who died Nov. 12, 1811, AEt.
24.

The sweet remembrance of the Just
Shall flourish when they sPep in dust.

(F.S.) S.S.

William Henry Stanwood — see Mrs. Harriet Stan-
wood.

-Frank R. Starkey — see Charles W. Brown.

■George W. Starkey — see Henry F. Russell.

-Nella M. Brown Starkey — see Charles W. Brown.

■Margaret Madeline Starkey — see Henry F. Rus-
sell.

Pearl Manning Starkey — see Henry F. Russell.

■In memory of Hephzibah Steel, Daug'. of Mr.
Joseph and Mrs. Hepzibah Steel, who died
March 18, 1874, Aged 18 months.

Earley in life my God hath call'd me home
To sound his praise and bow before his throne.

(F.S.) Hephzibah Steel.

Ellen Stewart — see Ellen Lydston.

Jannie Spencer Stewart, wife of Duncan Stewart,

and daughter of Adam and Elyce McCarthy

Spencer, died Apr. 17, 1901, aged 26 years, 11

months.
Here lyeth the body of William Stewart, aged

about 44 years. Dyed August the 5"", 1693.
(F.S.) William Stewart.
Elmira L. Stone — see Elmira L. Scott.
Emma S. Stone — see Robert Stone.
Hannah Stone — see Robert Stone.
Lorenzo R. T. Stone, son of William Stone and

Mary Lakeman Stone, died June 7, 1892, aged

44 years, 10 months.
R. Henry, son of Robert and Mary J. Stone, died

June 9, 1849, AE. 2 y'rs, and 4 m.

226 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

B_190— (front) Robert Stone, 1823—1908.

His wife, Mary J. Rollins, 1827—1904.
Robert H. Stone, 1847—1849.
Infant daughter, 1853.
(base) STONE.

(left) Mary Raynes, 1774—1858.
Robert Stone, 1796—1825.
Hannah Stone, 1799—1875.
Robert R. Stone, 1860—1900.
(back) STONE.

Emma S., 1849—1921.
Herbert M. Stone, 1870—1921.
B— 189— FATHER.

Robert Stone Died Apr. 7, 1825, aged 28 yrs, 6
mos.

A kind husband.
MOTHER

Hannah, wife of Robert Stone, Died Dec. 6, 1875,
aged 76 yrs, 4 mos, and 8 days.
Asleep in Jesus.

(F.S.) R.S. H.S.
D — 66 — Elizabeth Anna Story — see Mrs. Elizabeth Anna

Heard.
E — 14 — Ellen Story — see Mrs. Ellen Dodge.
C; — 223 — In memory of Mrs. Joanna Story consort of WD-

liam Story, Esq^ ob. 16th, July, 1775, AEtat. 58.

She was Meek in her Disposition, Sincere in her
Friendship, and to the Needy Liberal; An Excellent
Step Mother, And most devout CHRISTIAN.
The Angels Call, they Call me From above
And bid me Hasten to the Realms of Love,
My Soul with Transport hears the Happy Doom;
I come, ye gentle Messengers, I come.

(F.S.) Mrs. Joanna Story.

A — 81 — John Summers — see Falconer.

E — 237 — Sarah E. Summers — see John Twombly.

H — 41 — Annie Sutton — see Capt. Richard Sutton.

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227

E — 115 — In memory of M■^ Elisabeth Sutton, wife of Mr.
Richard Sutton, who died Ocf. 29, 1805. AEt.
69.

My children and friends when These you see, rmem-

ber me.
(F.S.) Mrs. E. Sutton.
Henry P. Sutton — see Daniel R. Harris.
-Mary Sutton — see Capt. Richard Sutton.
-Perry Sutton — see Capt. Richard Sutton.
•In Memory of Mrs. Rebecca, Relict of Mr. Richard

Sutton who died March 22, 1839. Aged 85.
(F.S.) R.S.

•(front) Capt. Richard Sutton, 1813—1876.
His wife, Mary Low Choate, 1816—1896.
Susan E. Sutton, 1851—1929.
SUTTON.

Perry Sutton, 1845—1848.
William H. Jewett, 1851—
His wife, Annie Sutton, 1847—1929.
His wife, Mary E. Sutton, 1840—1908.
J. Warren Choate, 1837—1909.
Sacred to the memory of Mr. Richard Sutton, who

died Dec. 12, 1825, aged 89 years.
(F.S.) R.S.
(S.A.R. marker.)

•Susan E. Sutton — see Capt. Richard Sutton.
Maj^ Joseph Swasey ob'. April 1, 1816. AEt. 66.
Mrs. Susanna, his wife, ob^ March 31, 1821. AEt.

75.

Blessed are the Just who die in the Lord.

(F.S.) J.S. S.S.
E — 133 — In memory of Mary Swasey second daug'. of Maj'
Joseph and M". Susanna Swasey, who depart-
ed this life Nov. 5th, 1779, aged 7 years.

Early in Life my God hath call'd me home

To sound his Praise, and bow before his Throne.

G— 110-
H— 41 ■

H— 41 -
E— 112-

H— 41

(base)
(right)

(back)
E— 114-

H— 41 -
E— 136-

228 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 135 — Here lyes buried the Body of Mr. Samuel Swasey
who departed this life October the 7^^ 1760,
Aged 47 years.

(F.S.) Mr. Samuel Swasey, 1760.
E — 136 — Susanna Swasey — see Maj^ Joseph Swasey.
C — 194 — Susanna Swasey — see Susanna S. Farley.
E— 83 —Aaron Sweet died April 30, 1829, aged 55.
Sarah, his wife, died April 3, 1848, aged 72.
(M.M.) I. L. Davis, N'port.
(F.S.) A.S.
G— 216— Aaron Sweet died Sept. 20, 1859, AE. 67.

(F.S.) A.S.
G — 215 — Abigail H., wife of Aaron Sweet, died Dec. 10,

1884, AE. 86.
G— 217— Benja. Sweet died Dec. 22, 1830, AE. 84.

Elizabeth, his widow died Jan. 4, 1844, AE. 86.
(F.S.) B.S.
H — 27 — Mary Sweet — see James Staniford.
E — 201 — Mary R. Sweet — see Lucy Henderson Caldwell.
E — 83 — Sarah Sweet — see Aaron Sweet.
G — 31 — Sarah Sweet — see Capt. William Willcomb.
H — 34 — Sarah Low Sweet — see Capt. Thomas Sweet.

* — Thomas Sweet, son of Benjamin and Sarah Sweet,
died Jan. 16, 1886, aged 71 years, 8 months.
H— 34 —(front) Capt. Thomas Sweet, Died Jan. 16, 1886,
aged 72 years.
Sarah Low, Died Aug. 13, 1886, aged 97 yrs.
(right) Winthrop Low, died May 30, 1899, aged
67 yrs, 8 mos. Co. K. 2d Regt. M.V.M.

"Unseen, yet I am with you."

(Union Defender marker.)
D — 37 — Here lies buried the body of the Rev*^. Mr. Timo-
thy Symmes who departed this mortal life
April the 6th, A.D. 1756, in the 41^' year of his
age.

(F.S.) 1752 the Rev''. Mr. Timothy Symmes.

(

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 229

D — 50 ^Here the body of Ewnis, the daughter of David
and leane Symonds, who died Sept. the 16'^
1712, Aged 2 years and 8 months.

C — 14 — Memento Mori

The relict of Samuel Symonds Esquire, Mrs. Re-
beckah Symonds, dec^ July the 21, 1695, in the
79"" year of her age.

A mem'y blest thou hast and shalt th'o' here in dust
Thou matron pious prudent grave and just.

(F.S.) Rebecca Symonds.
B— 206— Priscilla L., wife of Walter F. Tarlton, died Nov.

23, 1885. Aged 50 yrs.
B— 205— Walter F. Tarlton died June 19, 1887, aged 52
yrs.
(G.A.R. marker.)
* — Albert Tenney died April 24, 1915, aged 74 years,
2 months.
He was the son of Jacob and Caroline Cram Ten-
ney, and was a veteran of the Civil War.
B — 201 — Caroline C. Tenney — see Jacob B. Tenney.
B — 201 — Edward Tenney — see Jacob B. Tenney,
B — 201 — Elizabeth Tenney — see Jacob B. Tenney.
B— 201— (front) Jacob B. Tenney, April 1, 1807— July
17, 1886.
His wife, Caroline C. Tenney, January 25, 1808 —
April 1, 1889.
(base) TENNEY
(left) Children of J.D. and C.C. Tenney.

John Ellis, April 23, 1833— May 22, 1838.
Elizabeth, April 8, 1828— May 23, 1838.
Edward, September 26, 1839— March 6, 1840.
(F.S.) Father Mother John Edward Lizzie.
B — 201 — John Ellis Tenney — see Jacob B. Tenney.
B— 200— Jno. E. Tenney, Co. H. 3 Mass. L.A.

(G.A.R. marker.)
B — 118 — Mercy Thomas — see Mercy Thomas Philbrook.
G — 93a — Barbara E. Thompson — see Fred B. Harris.

230 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G — 111— Elizabeth H. Thompson — see Joseph N. Caldwell.
D — 9 — Here lies what was mortal of Mrs. Eunice Thorn-
ton, wife of Mr. Timothy Thornton, who died
Sep^ 13th, 1784, in the 55th year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Eunice Thornton.
C — 83 — In memory of Daniel Thurston who died April
29, 1817, Aged 72.

The memory of the just is blessed.
(F.S.) D.T.
C — 82 — Daniel Thurston — see Margaret Thurston.
G— 13 —(front) GEORGE

Thou hast left us,
Thy memory never,
(back) George, son of Timothy J. and Rebecca Thurston,
died Sept. 14, 1871, aged 17 yrs. 1 mo. and 17
dys.
(M.M.) Witherell & Co.,Lowell.
C— 82— Margaret Thurston Died Feb. 7, 1822, AEt. 75.
and her two husbands,
John Kinsman died June 22, 1785, AEt. 48.
Daniel Thurston Died April 29, 1817, AEt. 72.
(F.S.) M.T. J.K. D.T.
G — 12 — Mary E. Thurston — see Mary E. Thurston Hines.
G— 71 —Rebecca Thurston, 1826—1917
A— 69 —(front) JOHN NELLIE
(back) Nellie L. Died Oct. 29, 1881, AE. 11 yrs. 6 ms.
John F. Died Feb. 19, 1870, AE. 10 yrs. 6 ms.
Children of Rose and J. L. Tibbetts.
A— 72 —(front) Father

(back) John L. Tibbetts Died Nov. 14, 1893,

Aged 74 yrs. 11 mos. 14 dys.
(G.A.R. marker.)
A— 70 —(front) PAULINE

(back) Born Apr. 5, 1892, Died Sept. 2, 1892.

Sleep on my babe,
Thy loved and blest,

I would not break,
Thy peaceful rest.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

231

(N.B. Probably Tibbetts, being between two
stones of that name.)
A— 71 —(front) MOTHER

(back) Rose A. Tibbetts, Died Oct. 24, 1893,
Aged 53 yrs. 10 mos. 24 dys.
* — Lewis Titcomb died June 19, 1884, aged 81 years.
H— 53 —Mary G. Todd, Dec. 19, 1862— July 25, 1918.
H — 54 — Susan Todd — see Ebenezer Harris.
G — 50 — Adaline M. Tozer — see William S. Tozer.
G — 52 — John M. Tozer — see Josiah Tozer.
G— 52 —Josiah Tozer died July 18, 1867, AEt. 19 yrs. 5
mos.
John M. Tozer died at Newport News Va., Oct.

20, 1863, AEt. 20 yrs. 8 mos.
A member of Co. I. 23 Reg. Mass. Vols.
(G.A.R. marker.)
(F.S.) J.T.
F — 18 — Louiza Tozer — see Frederick Mitchell.
G — 49 — Mary Eliza, wife of William H. Tozer, died Aug.
19, 1873, AEt. 36 yrs., 4 mos., and 5 dys.

None knew her but to love,
None named her but to praise.

(M.M.) G. E. Witherell, Lowell.
* — Phoebe Tozer died Jan, 7, 1915, aged 73 years, 4
months, and 13 days.
G — 51 — In Memory of Susan Story, daughter of Wm. S.
and Adaline M. Tozer, who died Oct. 10, 1840;
aged 4 years.

Thy little feet no more on earth
Shall ramble midst its sweets,
But kiss the flowers of heavenly birth,
Or tread the golden streets.

* — Susan story Tozer, daughter of William S. and
Adaline Mears Tozer, died Dec. 17, 1890, aged
48 years.

232 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G— 48 — Sergt. Wm. H. Tozer, Co. K. 2 Mass. Inf.
(Union Defender marker.)

(N.B. He died Mar. 31, 1900, aged 64 years, 11
months.)
G— 50 —William S. Tozer died Aug. 12, 1860, AEt. 56 yrs.
Adaline M., his wife, died Sept. 9, 1870, AEt. 65
yrs.
F— 33 —(tomb) TREADWELL, 1810.

(About twelve bodies estimated to have been

buried in this tomb.

The following coffin plates were found and read.

Moses Treadwell died July 4, 1869, aged 60 years.

Polly Treadwell died Oct^ 7, 1853, aged 83 years.

B — 181 — Arthur J. Treadwell — see Nathaniel Treadwell.

Clarinda Treadwell — see Elizabeth Treadwell.
E — 38 — In memory of Mr. Elisha Treadwell who died Dec.
19, 1792, AEt. 39.

Strike, soveriegn Lord, for all thy ways are just
And lay the friend, the father, low in dust.
But, oh, sustain a widow's fainting heart.
And from the mothers children ne'er depart.

(F.S.) Mr. E. Treadwell.
C — 143 — Hear lies the body of Mr. Elisha Treadwell, son
of Mr. lohn Tredwell, How died September the
24th, 1732, in the 22 year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Elisha Treadwell.
D — 8 — In memory of Eliza, wife of Jacob Treadwell, and
daughter of John White mer'. deac''., who de-
parted this life Aug. 20, 1801, Aged 47.
(F.S.) Eliza Treadwell.
E — 174 — In memory of M^^ Elizabeth Treadwell, wife of
Mr. Jabez Treadwell Jun^, and eldest Daugh-
ter of Major Thomas Burnham, who departed
this life Aug'. 25th, 1782, Aged 37.

Grace mark'd her steps, and Tenderness her mind.

(F.S.) Eliz. Treadwell.

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OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 233

E — 173 — In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Treadwell, consort
of Capt. Jabez Treadwell, and eldest daughter
of Col°. Isaac Dodge, who departed this life
Oct^ 19, 1793. Aged 35 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. EKz^ Treadwell.
(F.S.) Mrs. Eliz^ Treadwell.
D — 4 — In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Treadwell, wife of
Mr. Aaron Treadwell Jr., who died June 15,
1811, AEt. 39.

Great God, I own thy sentence just,

And nature must decay;
I yield my body to the dust,
To dwell with fellow clay.
(F.S.) E.T.
Died Sept. 30, 1849, Elizabeth, daughter of Samuel and

Mary A. Treadwell, aged 1 yr. 18 dys.
Died Jan. 9, 1852, Clarinda, daughter of Samuel and Mary

A. Treadwell, Aged 10m. 6 ds.
Mary F., dau'r of N. and E. C. Treadwell, died May 8, 1850.
AEt. 3 m's and 10 ds.

May 8, 1850. AEt. 3 m's and 10 ds.

(N.B. This stone disappeared, copied by T.F.W.)

C — 203 — Elizabeth Treadwell — see Nathaniel Treadwell.

B — 181 — Emeline C. Treadwell — see Nathaniel Treadwell.

D — 7 — In memory of Mrs. Hannah Treadwell, relect of

Cap'. Nathaniel Treadwell, who died July 6th,

1792, Aged 87 years.

Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord; for they
rest from their labours and their works do follow them.
(F.S.) Mrs. Hannah Treadwell.

B — 23 — Hannah Treadwell — see Hannah Treadwell Lord.
C — 206 — In memory of Mr. Jabez Treadwell who departed
this Life 22d day of DeC^. 1781, in the 67th year
of his age.

"Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, that
they may rest from their labours; and their works do
follow them."
(F.S.) Jabez Treadwell.

234 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

E — 172 — Erected to the memory of Capt. Jabez Treadwell
who died January 13th, 1803, Aged 63.
(F.S.) Capt. Jabez Treadwell.
C— 149— Here lies the body of Mr. John Tredwell who died
December the 16, 1727, in the 58 year of his
age.
(F.S.) Mr. John Tredwell.
E — 36 — Underneath are the remains of Mr. John Tread-
well who departed this life April 29^^ 1782, in
the 75'" year of his age.

An angel's arm can't snatch me from the grave,
Legions of angels can't confine me there.
(F.S.) John Treadwell.
G — 40 — Lucy A. Treadwell — see Israel K. Jewett.
G — 155— Lucy J. Treadwell — see Stillman H. Chandler.
E — 39 — Lydia Hodgkins, widow of Elisha Treadwell, and
last of the late Col. Joseph Hodgkins, Died
June 21, 1833, AEt. 78.

"Christ hath abolished death."
(M.M.) D. Nichols, Lowell, 1849.
C — 148 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Martha Tredwell, the
dafter of Mr. John Tredw'., who died October
27, 1727, in the 22 year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Martha Tredwell.
D — 5 — In memory of Mrs. Martha Treadwell, the amiable
consort of Mr. Jacob Treadwell, and Dau'^ of
the Venerable Mr. Nathaniel Rogers of blessed
memory. She departed this life Ocf^. 27th, 1780,
in the 40th year of her age.

Snatch'd in thy prime! and when fair fortune smil'd;
And when high favour'd Earth's fresh op'ning joys;
And when blind man pronounc'd thy bliss complete.
O Death all-eloquent! well dost thou show,
What bubbles are our brightest hopes below.

(F.S.) Mrs. Martha TreadweU, 1780.
E — 40 — In Memory of Miss Mary Treadwell, daugh'. of
Mr. Elisha Treadwell who died June 25, 1804,
AEt. 21.

mmiiiiBiiHiiiDDii-:' ' ^^

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

235

Her piety in sweet submission shone:
Faith, love, humility, were all her own:
Give God the praise, for all by him were given,
Nor mourn her happy lot her early heavn.
(F.S.) Mrs. M. Treadwell.
Mary F. Treadwell — see Elizabeth Treadwell.
C — 204 — Erected to the memory of Mrs. Mary, wife of Mr.
Nath". Treadwell, who died Jan. 15, 1832, Aged
81 years.
(F.S.) M.T.
B — 181 — Mary F. Treadwell — see Nathaniel Treadwell.
E — 34 — In Memory of Mrs. Mehetabel Treadwell, the
amiable consort; and for a few fleeting years
the kind and prudent partner ; the pleasing and
consoling companion of the Hon. John Tread-
well Esq"". She departed from this, in hope of
a better life; July 2, 1786, AEt. 44.

The fashion of this world passeth away.
Set your affections on things above,
not on things on the earth.
(F.S.) Mrs. Mehetabel Treadwell.
*— Micajah Treadwell died May 21, 1883, aged 79
years, 10 months.
C— 207— Hear lies the body of Mr. Nathaniel Treadwell
who died August the 17th, 1723, in the 47 year
of his age.
Here lyes the body of Mr. Nathaniel Treadwell,

aged 88 years Dec^. Jan--^ the ll'^ 1726/7.
(N.B. This stone disappeared, copied by A.H.)
D — 3 — Erected in memory of Cap'. Nathaniel Treadwell
who was born Sep^ lO'*', 1700, and having
acquir'd and supported the Character, of a
prudent upright and serious Christian, died
Feb--^ the 1st, 1777, Aged 77 years.
Nor wealth, nor Friends, nor Piety can save,
One moi'tal from the all devouinng Grave.
Yet Faith and hope in Christ who rose, may sing.
Grave! where's thy Conquest! where 0 Death thy Sting.
(F.S.) Cap'. Nathaniel Treadwell.

236 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 205 — Erected to the memory of Mr. Nath'. Treadwell
Died Jan. 2, 1822, AEt. 69.
(S.A.R. marker.)
(F.S.) N.T.
C — 203 — Nathaniel Treadwell lost at sea February 1821,
Aged 33 yrs.
Elizabeth, his wife, died August 11, 1872, Aged

85 yrs. 9 mos.
Nathaniel Treadwell, died Feb. 18, 1858, Ae. 36

y's. 11 m's.

"Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of
his saints."
Artie, Arthur J., twin son of Nathaniel and
Emeline C. Treadwell born May 24, 1858, died
Apr. 26, 1868.

(N.B. This stone disappeared, copied by T.F.W.
The following stone probably replaces it.)
B— 181— 1821 Nathaniel 1858.

His wife, 1821 Emeline C. 1904.
1850 Mary F. 1850.
1858 Arthur J. 1868.
1854 Nathaniel Wm. 1924.
1847 Susan E. 1932.
(base) TREADWELL.
B — 181 — Nathaniel Wm. Treadwell — see Nathaniel Tread-
well.
D — 162 — Erected in memory of Mrs. Priscilla Treadwell,
wife of Mr. Nethanael Treadwell and third
Daughter of the late CoP. Isaac Dodge, who de-
parted this life April 15th, 1796, in the 34th
year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Priscilla Treadwell.
E — 37 — In memory of Mrs. Priscilla Treadwell, relect of
Mr. John Treadwell, who died July 3, 1803,
AEt. 79.

Weep not for me my pains are o'er,
We soon shall meet to part no more.
(F.S.) Mrs. P.T.

t nnnctimciinniimviiH

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

237

G— 40 -
G— 156-

G— 153—

G— 154—

G— 157—

G— 83 -
G— 83 -
E— 168-

B— 86

D— 131—

Rebecca R. Treadwell — see Israel K. Jewett.

(front) MOTHER

(back) Sarah B. Treadwell, died Nov. 21, 1884,

AEt. 67 yrs.
Our Mother

Welcome Treadwell, Passed away June 2, 1883,
AEt. 90 yrs. 6 mos.

We rejoice dear mother, that thine is the favored lot
to hold sweet convers with angels.
Our Father

Capt. William Treadwell, Passed away Sept. 30,
1870, AEt. 79 yrs. 7 mos.

Though lost to sight awhile,
Safe, Safe in Heaven.

(M.M.) G. E. Witherell, Lowell.

(front) FATHER

(back) William F. Treadwell, died Sept. 3, 1895.

AEt. 79 yrs.
John H. Trow — see Henry Potter.
Susan M. Potter Trow — see Henry Potter.
Here lies the body of Mr. Judah Trumble who

died September the 29, 1751, in the 76 year of

his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Judah Trumble.
(front) Mary Tucker, Died in Haverhill, May

12, 1866, aged 71 yrs.
(back) In memory of GRANDMA

He'll never quench the smoking flax,
But raise it to a flame;
The bruised reed he never breaks,
Nor scorns the meanest name.

Matt. 12, 20.

Here lyes the body of M^ John Tuttle, who died
February the 27, 1715/16, aged 49 years, 10
monthes and 5 days.

When the messenger was sent of God
He soone submited to his Rod.

(F.S.) blank.

238 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 15 — Here lyes buried the body of Mrs. Sarah Tutel,
who died January the 24, 1732, and in the 86
year of her age.
(F.S.) Sarah Tutel.
C — 46 — Here lies the body of M^". Susannah Tuttel, who

died July the 17, 1737, aged 61 years.
C— 61— Here lyes the body of Mr. William Tutle, dec<*.
December the 10th, 1726, in the 22d year of his
age,
(F.S.) Mr. William Tutle.
E— 237— (back) 1812 John Twombly 1889.

his wife
1837 Sarah E. Lummus 1920
(base) TWOMBLY
(G.A.R. m.arker.)
H— 55— David Morey Tyler, 1837—1896.

Harriett Willcomb, his wife, 1841—1918.
<base) TYLER

(back) Clara Louise Tyler, 1871—1874.
Lizzie Marion Tyler, 1873—1874.
Emily Wheeler Tyler, 1865—1928.
(F.S.) FATHER MOTHER CLARA LIZZIE C.T. L.T.
* — James S. Tyler died Mar. 1, 1894, aged 61 years,
9 months.
He was the son of James Tyler and Mary Morey
Tyler.
G — 119 — Catherine E. Underbill — see Aaron Lord.
G — 31 — Laura P. Underbill — see Capt. William Willcomb.
D — 14 — Here lies the body of Mary Uran, daughter of
Will'", and Martha Uran, died January the 7,
1718, aged on year and 6 months.
(F.S.) Mary Uran.
E — 2 — Here lies the Body of Mrs. Elizabeth Uan Bebber,
the wife of Mr. Isaac Uan Bebber, deceased the
12 day of August, 1737, Aged 23 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth Van Bebber.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

239

G— 69 —

(base)
(right)

(F.S.)
G— 128-
D— 164-
C— 183-

D— 33 —

D— 36 —

C— 184—

E_44 —

D— 59

(front) John H. Varrell Dec. 1819— Oct. 1881.
His wife Catherine B. June 1816,— Mar. 1894.
Their son, John, July 1841— Feb. 1842.
VARRELL.

Susan Spiller Mar. 1788,— Nov, 1875.
Her son, David, June, 1808— Nov. 1811.
C.B.V. J.H.V. J.V. S.S. D.S.
■Sarah Very — see Sarah V. Hazeltine.
(footstone?) Abigail Wade.
■Here lies the body of M". Elizabeth Wade who

died January the 5 1726, Aged 76 years.
(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth Wade.
-Hannah F. Wade died April 26, 1884, aged 74

years, 5 months.
Here lies buried the body of M". Jane Wade, the

wife of Jonathan Wade Esq^, who departed this

life March 2d. 1752, Aged 77 years.
(F.S.) Jane Wade, 1752.
Here lies buried the body of Jonathan Wade Esq''.

who departed this life Feb' \ 19th, 1749, aged

77 years.
(F.S.) Jonathan Wade Esq'. 1749.
Here lyeth interred the body of Lt. CoP'. Thomas

Wade Esq'-, dec^ the 4th of October, 1696, in the

46 year of his age.
(F.S.) L'. Col"'. Thomas Wade Esqr.
Here lies the bodey of Cap'. Thomas Wade desest

the 5th 1737/8 Aged 64 years.
(F.S.) Capt. Thomas Wade.
Here lies entomb'd the body of Colonel Francis

Wainright Esq. who died August the 3^*, 1711,

Aetatis 47.
And his vertuous consort, Mrs. Sarah Wainright,

who died March the 16th, 1709, Aetatis 38.
With three of their youngest children, John,

Francis, and John, who died in their infancy.

240 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

D— 23 —Col. John Wainwright Tomb.

(N.B.) In 1880, this tomb, supposedly of Col
John Wainwright, which extends underground
beneath the blank slab, D — 23 — , was opened
and Arthur Dow examined it. He found the
following information on coffin lids:
C.W. 1731 [Christiana Wainwright]
S.W. AE. 37, 1773 [Samuel Wainwright]
V.W. 1773.

P.C. AE. 80, 1798 [Dr. Parker Clark, hus-
band of Elisabeth Wainwright.]

M.W. 44 D, A.R. 1763. [Mary

Wainwright.]
(A.W.D., Ipswich Antiquarian Papers, March,
1881.)
C — 2 — In memory of Mrs. Eunice Wait, wife of Mr. John
Wait, who departed this life March 24th, 1785,
in the 36th year of her age.

She was distinguished by a sentimental mind, a
chearful Innocence, an open generous heart, naturally
inspiring heart-felt regard in others: Amiable in all
relations, great in her friendships: Substantial piety,
and a triumphant death, crouned the whole.

"Vain world, farewel to you;
Heaven is my native air.
I bid my friends a short adieu,
Impatient to be there.

(F.S.) Mrs. Eunice Wait.
D — 98 — Hannah Waite — see Mary Waite.
C — 229 — Here lies John Waite, the son of Mr. John and

Sarah Waite, who died August the 8th, 1717,

Aged 14 months and 25 days.
C — 230— Here lies John Wait, the son of Mr. John and

Sarah Wait, died December the 27, 1721, in the

5th year of his age.
C— 231— Here lies the body of John Wait, son of Mr. John

and Mrs. Sarah Wait who died October 22,

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

241

1726, aged 3 years 1 month, 14 days.
Sarah Wait who died October 22, 1726, aged 3
years 1 month, 14 days.
D— 98 —Mary Waite Died Apr. 18,1871, Aged 75 yrs.

Hannah Waite Died Mar. 19, 1876, Aged 80 yrs.

William Waite Died Apr. 9, 1876, Aged 85 yrs.

(F.S.) M.W. H.W. W.W.

B — 26 — Susan Safford Waite, the amiable and affectionate

wife of Abram D. Wait, and daughter of Capt.

Daniel Lord, died June 11, 1834, Aged 26 years.

Rest, lovely Saint from ills to come;
In gentle slumbers and an early tomb
The fairest graces that enrich the mind,
Rose with thy youth and were in thee consign'd
Disease alas! that brought thee to the dust,
Spoil'd the fair structure, and dislodg'd its guest,
But thy sweet spirit rests in realms above,
Forever safe through a Redeemers love.

(F.S.) S.S.W.
D— 18 —Thomas Waite died Feb. 21, 1854, Aged 65 y'rs.

(F.S.) T. W.
D — 98 — William Waite — see Mary Waite.

G — 112 — Carrie Manning Dunnels Walden — see John Man-
ning Dunnels.

G — 112 — Hilda Louise Walden — see John Manning Dun-
nels.

G— 112— William Palfrey Walden-
nels.

-see John Manning Dun-

A — 3 — Betsey, wife of Aaron Wallis, whose spirit took its
flight for a better world Sept. 8, 1840, AE. 42.
(F.S.) B.W.

C — 62 —Here lyes the body of M^^ Allis Wallis, the wife
of Mr. Samuel Wallis who dec''. October the 5'",
1733, in the 57th year of her age.
(F.S.) A.W. 1733.

242 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

C — 107 — Here lyes Buried the Body of Mrs. Anna Wallis,
wife to Mr. Samuel Wallis, who dec'\ Sep'. 15th,
Anno Dom' 1728 in the 61st year of her age.
(F.S.) Mrs. Anna Wallis.

C — 110 — In memory of Mrs. Eunice Wallis, wife of Mr.
Robert Wallis, who died Nov. 27, 1813, AEt. 77.

H — 71 — Hannah Wallis — see James Griffing.

G — 113 — Mrs. Hannah Wallis — see Mr. Robert Wallis.

G — 63 — Here lies the body of Joanna Wallis, dafter to
Doct. Samuell and Sarah Wallis, who died Octo-
ber the 11th, 1739, in the 22 year of her age.
(F.S.) Joanna Wallis.

C — 48 — Here lies the bodey of M'. Joseph Wallis, who
died February the 16th, 1740, in the 31 year of
his age.

D — 58 — Here lyes the body of Mary, daughter of Mr. Sam-
uel and Anna Wallis who died August the 16th,
1714, and in the 13 year of her age.

C— 64 —Here lies the body of Mary Wallis, dafter of Doc^
Samuel and Mrs. Sarah Wallis, died August the
22, 1736, in the 17 year of her age.
(F.S.) Mary Wallis.

G— 84 —Mary E. M. Wallis— see Mary E.M.W.Lord.

H — 71 — Mary Hannah Wallis — see James Griffing.

D — 43 —Hear lyes the body of Insign Nicolas Walles, who
died February the 1st, 1710/11, and in the 78
year of his age.

C— 113 — In memory of Mr. Robert Wallis, who departed

this Life June 21st, 1775, Aged 72 years.

Also Mrs. Hannah Wallis, relict of Mr. Robert

Wallis, who departed this life Dec^ 9th, 1792

Aged 83 years.

(F.S.) Mr. Robert Wallis Mrs. Hannah Wallis.

C — 109 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. Robert Wallis who
died Jan. 9, 1824, Aged 87.
(S.A.R. marker.)
(M.M.) 6:0 .

J

« lUI il>fVWMll^HRni«

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

243

C — 114 — Here lies the body of Mr. Samuel Wallies who died

August the 8, 1737, in the 74 year of his age.
(F.S.) Mr. Samuel Wallis.
C — 108 — Here Lyes buried the body of Doct'. Samuel Wallis

who dec^ Octob'". 16, Anno Dom' 1728, in the

38th year of his age.
(F.S.) Docf. Wallis.
D — 167 — Sarah, d". to Doc', and Sarah Walls who died

October the 4"\ 1715, Aged 7 months.
C — 111 — Theresa, wife of William Wallis, died Apr. 4,

1851, AE. 73 y'rs.
(F.S.) blank.

C_112— William Wallis died Feb. 24, 1851, AE. 85 y'rs.
A— 79 —(front) William A. Walton Oct. 27, 1828— Sept.
22, 1892.

At Rest.
His wife Eliza A. Walton, Dec. 19, 1828— Juie 1,
1918.
(back) Anna Eliza Walton, Sept. 29, 1855— Oct. 1, 1857.
C — 161 — Here lyes the body of John Ward, Son of th^ late
Rev'. Mr. Robert Ward of Wenham, and by his
Former Wife, Priscilla, Da*', of the Hbn'*'^
John Appleton Esq'., Who Died July 15*^ 1733
in the 10th Year Of His Age.
(F.S.) John Ward,
G — 186 — Amy Susan Wardwell, born Ipswich, August S,

1837, died Salem June 14, 1807.
G— 192— Amy S. wife of Moses Wardwell, died Apr. 12,

1852, AE. 50 y'rs.

This mortal shall put on Immortality.

G — 191 — In memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Ann W., wife of Mr.
Moses Wardwell, who d'ed Aug. 6, 1831, aged
24 years.

My dearest friends who sigh with grief sinceve
And on this drop oft the silent tear,
Oh! hear my voice amid this mournful glooii
Repent and rise to share immortal bloom.

244 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

G— 194— Jabez F. Wardwell, born May 25, 1833, died Dec.

8, 1885.
G— 193— Moses Wardwell, born Feb. 3, 1798 ; died Apr. 5,

1880.
G — 189 — Tace Wardwell — see Tace Wardwell Rowland.
E — 56 — In Memory of M"". Caleb Warner, who departed

this life March 10th, 1774, in the 67th year of

his age.

"Blessed are the dead which die in the Lord, that
they may rest from their labours and their works do
follow them."

(F.S.) Calab Warner.
E — 54 — Sacred to the memory of Mr. Daniel Warner, Son
of Mr. William and Mrs. Susan Warner who
died June 4, 1820, Aged 25 years.

(F.S.) D.W.
E — 55 — Memento Mori

Erected in memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Warner,
the Relict of Mr. Caleb Warner, who departed
this life Jan^ 28th, 1787, Aged 70 years, 9
months, and 6 days.

Retire my friends dry up your tears.
Here I must lie 'till Christ appears.

(F.S.) Mrs. Elizabeth Warner.
C— 216a— Elizabeth Warner: Age<^ 50: DeC^: May 6'^: 1692.
E — 51 — George F. son of Stephen and Lucy M. Warner,
died Feb. 8, 1843, AE. 3 y'rs.
(F.S.) blank.
E — 50 — Georgiana A., dau. of Daniel A. and Lucy A. War-
ner, Died Jan. 2, 1852, AE. 3 y's, 10 m's.
(F.S.) G.A.W.
G — 65 — Lucy M. Warner — see Stephen Warner.
G — 65 — Sarah L. Warner — see Stephen Warner.
G— 65 —(front) Stephen Warner, 1792 - May 17—1854
- Aug. 16.
Lucy M. Warner, 1804 - May 17—1888 - Mar. 27.
"The righteous shall be in everlasting remembrance."

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 245

(right) Sarah L., wife of John Warner, June
20, 1831; Feb. 12, 1864.

Jesus my precious Saviour!
Tell everybody to love Him,
He saved me, He will save you.

"Fold her O Father in Thine arms,
And let her henceforth be
A messenger of love between
Our human hearts and Thee."

B — 79 —Stephen Warner, died Aug. 16, 1854, Aged 62

yrs. 3 mos.
E — 52 — In memory of Mrs. Susannah Warner, Wife of
William Warner, who died May 21, 1841, Aged
86.
(F.S.) S.W.
E — 53 — In Memory of William Warner who died Sept. 13,
1827, Aged 71 years.
(F.S.) W.W.
G — 218 — Abigail M. Blake Warren — see George H. Smith.
G — 218 — Addie Warren — see George H. Smith.
G — 218 — Jesse Warren — see George H. Smith.
G — 218 — John Warren — see George H. Smith.
A — 81 — Thomas Warren — see Falconer.
H— 71 —James W. Watts, died Jan. 31, 1871, AEt. 32 yrs.
8 mo. and 16 ds.

None knew him but to love,
None named him but to praise.
(Union Defender marker.)
(M.M.) G. F. Witherell, Lowell.
H — 72 — James Waymouth, son of James H. and Laura A.
Watts, died Dec. 26, 1866. AEt. 7 mos. 5 d's.

God has called our darling one.

To dwell with him above;

But ah how hard it is to part,

With one so dearly loved.
G — 99 — Caroline E. Harris, wife of J. William Webber,

1856—1929.
H— 68 —(front) CARRIE

Budded on earth to bloom in Heaven.

246 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(back) Carrie Isabelle, daughter of James N.
and Clara L. Webber, died May 1, 1879, aged
10 mos. 1 dy.
H — 69 — Clara L. Webber — see Capt. Joseph Willcomb.

* — Eliza Webber died Oct. 12, 1885, aged 31 years,
6 months.
H— 70 —(front) JIMMIE

James C, son of J.F. and L. H. Webber, Apr. 23,

1892, Sept. 6, 1897.
(back)

And the Mother

gave with tears and pain

The child

she dearly loved.

But she knew she would

find her Jimmie again,

In the fields

of light above.

H — 69 — James N. Webber — see Capt. Joseph Willcomb.
H— 73 —Moses Webber, Co. K. 2 Mass. Inf.
(G.A.R. marker.)
* — Susan M. Webber, daughter of Capt. Joseph Will-
comb and Mary Holmes Willcomb, died October
30, 1894, aged 64 years, 11 months.
(N.B. on lot of H — 73. Moses Webber, her hus-
band.)
B — 97 — Elizabeth, wife of James M. Wellington, departed
this life Dec. 9, 1844, AE. 28 y'rs.
Sarah E., youngest child of James M. and Eliza-
beth Wellington, died Aug. 15, 1844, AE. 5 m's
and 2 d's.

May they rest in peace.
(F.S.) blank.
G— 71 —Daniel D. Wells— see Tyler Caldwell.
C— 56 —Here lies Mrs. Mary Wells, wife of Mr. Nathanael
Wells, died August the 19, 1721, Aged 52 years.
D — 161 — Here lyes buried the body of M-". Nathaniel Wells,
who died October the 13, 1717, Aged 48 years.
(F.S.) Mr. Nathaniel Wells.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 247

D — 49 — In memory of Cap'. Nathaniel Wells, who de-
parted this life May 27th, 1790, in the 92d year
of his age.
(F.S.) Cap'. Nathaniel Wells.
G— 71 —Olive H. Wells— see Tyler Caldwell.
C — 72 — Here lyes the Body of Sarah Wells, wife of Capt.
Nathaniel Wells, who died July 5th, 1772, in the
67th year of her age.
(F.S.) Sarah Wells,
D— 48 —Susan Wells, Died March 13, 1854, AEt. 82.
(F.S.) S.W.
* — Joan Weymouth, daughter of William and Eliza-
beth Kimball Lumnius, died May 19, 1894, aged
90 years, 8 months.
H— * —Capt. Richard R. Welmouth died July 22, 1907,
aged 79 years, 5 mos.
His wife, Harriet M. Spiller.
Their daughter, Addie B. Weymouth.
C — 39 — Here lyes buried the body of Major John Whipple
who Dec^ June the 12th, 1722, in the 65^*^ year
of his age.
C — 42 — Here lyeth the body of Katharine Whipple, aged

17 years, died Augs'. the 16, 1702.
C — 40 — Here lyest the body of Mrs. Ketherine Whipple,
late wife of Ma jr. John Whipple, who died Jan-
uary the 15, 1720/21. Aged 63.
(F.S.) Mrs. Ketherin Whipple.
C — 43 — Here lyes what was mortal of Mrs. Sarah Whipple,
daughter of Major John Whipple and Cather-
ain, his wife, who died July the 4, 1713. Aged
20 years and 6 months.
(F.S.) Mrs. Sarah Whipple.
H— 16 —(front) Charles W. White, Apr. 4, 1844— Apr.
6, 1902.
(base) WHITE

(right) Susie L., wife of Charles W. White, July, 1846,
Jan. 1876.

248 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(back) Helen P. Brock, Aug. 24, 1839— Apr. 2, 1906.
(left) Wm. White, Dec. 1815— Aug. 1880.

Mary A., his wife, June, 1813— April. 1897.
(Union Defender marker.)
D— 8 —Eliza White— see Eliza Treadwell.
B — 177 — Mary White — see Nathaniel Shatswell.
H— 16 —Mary A. White— see Charles W. White.
H — 17 — Mary F. only daughter of Wm. and Mary A.
White, Died Feb. 13, 1860, aged 18 yrs. 5 mos.
The grave is not our "loved one's home."

Not where she lies.
Her spirit evermore shall roam

In Paradise.
Sweet angel girl ! Thou wert not given,

Long here to dwell,
From earth's rude blasts thou'rt safe
In Heaven.

(F.S.) M.F.W.
H— 16 —Susie L. White— see Charles W. White.
H— 16 — Wm. White— see Charles W. White.
G — 165 — Eunice Wildes — see Mary Foss.
G — 165 — Lucy Wildes — see Mary Foss.

♦—Solomon Wildes died Feb. 22, 1895, aged 70 years
and 6 days.
He was the son of Thomas and Eunice Foster
Wildes.
G — 165 — Thomas Wildes — see Mary Foss.
H — 50 — Elizabeth B., wife of James H. Wiley, born Sept.
15, 1832, died June 6, 1876.
Her last words

The way is dark, but light beyond,
My Jesus is there,
Precious Saviour, he is my friend.
H — 49 —James H. Wiley, born Oct. 17, 1827 ; died Nov. 14,
1892.

He has call'd for many a loved one,
We have seen them leave our side,
With our saviour we shall meet them,
When we too have crossed the tide.

* — Olive J. Wiley died June, 1907, aged 39 years.

Fwuid •« cm ft MM njinrwv MiM

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 249

* — Elizabeth M. Wilkins — see Elizabeth Fewkes.
C — 174 — Adelia F. Willcomb — see Charles S. Willcomb.
C— 174— Charles S. Willcomb, April 11, 1837— June 2, 1913.
His wife, Adelia F. Willcomb.
Their children; Marion E. Willcomb, July 28,

1880; November 25, 1895.
Winifred H. Willcomb, December 23, 1872; Au-
gust 7, 1903.
(base) WILLCOMB.

(F.S.) W.H.W. M.E.W. A.F.W. C.S.W.
H — 69 — Clara Willcomb — see Capt. Joseph Willcomb.
G — 87 — Eva. A. Willcomb — see Capt. Joseph W. Willcomb.
H — 69 — Francis H.M.Willcomb — see Capt. Joseph Will-
comb.
H — 55 — Harriett Willcomb — see David Morey Tyler.
G — 31 — John Willcomb — see Capt. William Willcomb.
H— 69 —(front) Capt. Joseph Willcomb, Dec. 4, 1801—
May 17, 1876.
his wife, Mary Willcomb, Aug. 6, 1801— July 28,

1891.
their son, Francis H.M.Willcomb, Oct. 8, 1836—
Feb. 3, 1877.
(base) WILLCOMB.

(right) James N. Webber, Feb. 28, 1834— Feb. 24, 1908.
his wife, Clara L. Willcomb, Jan. 20, 1839— Mar.
7, 1923.
(back) Arthuh W. Webber, Oct. 6, 1867— June 20, 1933.
(F.S.) FATHER MOTHER BROTHER MOTHER
C.L.W. FATHER J.N.W. ARTHUR.
G— 87 —(front) WILLCOMB

(back) Capt. Joseph W. Willcomb, Oct. 18, 1827

—July 13, 1902.
His wife, Margaret S. Blake, Sept. 2, 1834— April

10, 1913.
Their daughter, Eva A. Willcomb, June 24, 1863—
Feb. 27, 1922.
G — 31 — Laura P. Underbill Willcomb — see Capt. William

250

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

Willcomb.
G — 87 — Margaret S. Blake Willcomb — see Capt. Joseph

W. Willcomb.
C— 174— Marion E. Willcomb— see Charles S. Willcomb.
H — 69 — Mary Willcomb — see Capt. Joseph Willcomb.
A — 80 — Mary Willcomb— -see Joseph L. Ross.

* — Minnie Adaline Willcomb, wife of Winfred Will-
comb and daughter of Hollis and Melissa Hill,
died Nov. 6, 1896, aged 23 years, 8 months.
*— Minnie S. Willcomb, died Nov. 15, 1896, aged
M.A.Hill Willcomb, died Nov. 15, 1896, aged
1 month.
G — 31 — Nellie L. Willcomb — see Capt. William Willcomb.
E — 41 — Sacred to the memory of Mrs. Sarah Willcomb
who departed this life Dec. 10, 1829, Aged 85
years.

That life is best that answers Life's best end
And this we see in our departed friend.
(F.S.) S.W.
G— 31 —Sarah E. Willcomb— see Capt. William Willcomb.
G— 31 —Susan D. Willcomb— see Capt. William Willcomb.
* — Susan Mary Willcomb — see Susan Mary Webber.
G— 31 —(front) Capt. William Willcomb, 1797—1852.
His wife, Sarah Sweet, 1801—1865.
William Willcomb, 1836—1897.
His wife, Laura P.Underhill, 1836—1909.
(right) Children of W. and S S.Willcomb.
William A., 1828—1835.
John E., 1831—1832.
John S., 1833—1858.
William, 1836—1897.
Sarah S., 1838—1859.
Susan D., 1840—1858.
(back) Willie L., 1886—1889.
(left) Children of W. and L. P. Willcomb.
Nellie L., 1865—1865.
W. Howard, 1863—1889.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 251

E — 43 — In memory of Cap^ William Willcomb who de-
parted this life April 23, 1809, AEt. 40.

Farewell my friends dry up your tears
I must lye here till Christ appears.

(F.S.) W.W.
G— 32 — Wm. Willcomb died Oct. 3, 1852, AE. 55 y'rs.

(F.S.) blank.
G — 31 — William Willcomb — see Capt. William Willcomb.
G — 31 — W. Howard Willcomb — see Capt. William Will-
comb.
*— William Loring Willcomb died Mar. 16, 1889, aged
3 years, 11 days.
He was the son of Wilbur H. and Mabel A. Will-
comb.
C— 174— Winfred H. Willcomb— see Charles S. Willcomb.
B— 50 —Martha Willett— see Martha Willett Lord.
E — 45 — Here lies the bodey of Abigail Wise, dafter to Mr.
Hennry and Mrs. Mary Wise, who died March
28, 1742 in the 6th year of her age.
(F.S.) Abigail Wise.
E— 49 —(front) John Wise 1775—1867.
Lucy S. Wise 1780—1813.
Hannah G. Wise 1770—1854.
(right) Lucy S. Wise 1811—1885.
(Union Defender marker.)
C — 125 — Here lyes the body of M'\ Mary Wise, the wife of
M'-. John Wise dec". October the 18th, 1725, in
the 28 year of her age.
A — 27 — Hasel Elpony Wood, widdow of Obadiah Wood,
died Nouem'. the 27, 1714, Aged 78 years.

Wright blesed are the dead W die in the Lord.

A — 26 — Here lyeth the body of James Wood, who died

December the 16, 1708, and in the 34 year of

his age.
C — 121 — (front) John Wood, son of John Wood and Mary

Wood, died Decem^ the 29, 1712. Aged 15

weeks.

252 OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD

(back) Margret, the daughter of John and Mary Wood,
died August the 4th, 1714, Aged 8 months and
8 days.
(F.S.) John Wood Margret Wood.
C — 119 — Here lies the Body of Mr. John Wood, Who died
Augerst the 22, A.D. 1751, in the 66 year of his
age.
(F.S.) Mr. John Wood.

B — 149 — Lucy S. Wood — see Henry F. Dunnels.

C — 122 — Here lies the body of Mrs. Mary Wood, wife to

Mr. John Wood, dec^ Sep', the 23d, 1726, in the

37 year of her age.
G — 121 — Margret Wood — see John Wood.
E— 235— Marg'. Wood— see Marg'. Wood Caldwell.
B— 163— Mrs. Judith, died Jan. 1, 1849, Aged 68, wife of

Edward Woodbury of Newburyport, He died

June 7, 1834, aged 43, on his passage home from

N. Orleans.
B — 162 — Lucy Woodbury — see Lucy Woodbury Jewett.
G — 102— Lydia Woodbury— see Otis C. Hardy.

* — Anice B. Worcester died Apr. 28, 1885, aged 22

years, 4 months.

F — 19 — (tomb) Ira Worcester, Jacob Brown, 1848.
(Union Defender marker.)
* — James T. Worcester, son of Ira and Sarah Wor-
cester, died May 13, 1889, aged 47 years.
(Buried in Tomb.)
A — 42 — Mary Ann, daughter of Ira and Ruth G. Wor-
cester, died March 22, 1838, Aged 9 mo', and
15 d.

Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade,
Death came with kindly care,
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed;
And made it blossom there.

(F.S.) M.A.W.

OLD NORTH CHURCHYARD 253

H— 38 —William K. Worth, Co. I. 23rd. Reg't.Mass. Vol's.

May 2, 1843— Dec. 20, 1877.
His wife, Abby J. Brockelbank, June 5, 1847 —

May 25, 1914.
(base) WORTH
(Union Defender marker.)

H — 89 — Sarah Fuller, wife of Thomas Wyatt, born Nov.
24, 1786, died June 9, 1878.

This is not my resting place,
Heaven is my home.

Erected by her niece, H.L.Hovey.
(M.M.) Moran and Dutton, Lowell.

D — 80 — Here lyes the Body of Samuel Yorke, son of Mr.
Samuel and Mrs. Mary Yorke, who died Nov"".
the 27'^ 1735, in the 15th year of his age.
(F.S.) S.Y.

D — 81 lyes — ■ Sarah Yorke, dau^ to Mr. Sam-
uel and Mrs. Mary Yorke, dec^ March the 2^.,
1735 in the 18th year of her age.
(F.S.) S.Y.

N.B. B — 33 — Mrs. Lucy Andrews, page 17, the verse
should read —

Happy the dead who die in Christ,
They from their sins and labors rest;
Their holy works do follow them,
To the bright mansions of the just.

254 THE IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

THE IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Annual Meeting of the Ipswich Historical Society was held
on Monday evening, December 2, 1935. The officers were elected as
follows:

Honrary President — James W. Appleton

Acting President — ^Ralph W. Burn ham

Vice Presidents — Francis R. Appleton, James H. Proctor
Cornelius Crane

Treasurer — MRS. Ralph Ladd

Secretary — Mrs. T. Frank Waters

Directors — Miss Sarah E. Lakeman. James W. Appleton.
Amos E. Jewett, Dr. Frank W. Kyes, Henry S. Spaulding

Trustees — Joseph I. Horton, Charles M. Kelly,
Robert S. Kimball

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255

November 30, 1934.

IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
Annual Report for Year Ending November 30, 1934

Balance Dec. 1, 1933

$270.42

Repairs

$ 11.70

Annual dues

327.00

Fuel

191.14

Annual supper

72.15

Water

8.56

Visitors' fees

225.50

Insurance

45.32

Books sold

56.04

Postage

16.00

Cards sold

40.35

Telephone

40.50

Telephone tolls

1.50

Printing

409.95

Association dues

2.00

Taxes

63.38

Federal tax on checks

1.20

Miscellaneous

19.22

Balance Nov. 30, 1934

183.99

$992.96

$992.96

ACCOUNT WITH IPSWICH SAVINGS BANK

Balance Dec. 1, 1933 $1,016.30 Atlantic City El.

Interest :

Pfd. 180.00

Gandy Bridge

Fidelity

6% $118.00

Fund 27.50

U. S. Rubber

Ipswich Sav.

61/2% 202.58

ings Bank 44.01

Fpflpral Pr &

1,371.81

X cucidi XI. tX/

Lt. 20.00

Sold:

Illinois Central

Gandy Bridge 6%

1,240.00

41/2% 47.25

U. S. Rubber 6 V2 %

1,980.00

Dividends :

Cash a/c 111. Central

Ohio Power

41/2%

750.00

Pfd. 148.12

Rent of land

6.00

United Gas

Imp. Pfd. 9.87

$6,364.11

United Gas

Bought :

Imp.

2M Illinois Central

$1,845.00

Com. 118.50

IM U. S. Rubber

912.50

Cent. Illinois

12 DuPont de

Pfd. 103.69

Nemours

1.168.50

Am. Gas & Elec.

1 29/50 Am. Gas & El. 44.39

Com. 110.64

% Incorp. Inv's

6.64

Public Service

Interest

50.66

of N.J. 74.65

Commissions

12.71

Gen. Elec. 54.50

Federal tax

1.62

Incorporated

Bal. Nov. 30, 1934

2,322.09

Investors 13.75

R. I. Public Ser-

$6,364.11

vice Pfd. 98.75

256 THE IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY
CAPITAL ACCOUNT

$2,000 Federal Light & Power 6V( 1965

1,000 U. S. Rubber Ser. K 6V2% 1936

1,000 U. S. Rubber 6V^% 1939

1,250 Illinois Central 6% 1937

115 sh. American Gas & Electric Com.
100 sh. Anaconda Copper Mining
30 sh. Atlantic City Electric, Pfd.

15 sh. Central Illinois Lighting, Pfd.
125 sh. Commonwealth & Southern, Com.
100 sh. Commonwealth & Southern Warrants

55 sh. Consolidated Equities
12 sh. E. I. DuPont de Nemours
33 sh. Electric Bond & Share, Com.
10 sh. Fidelity Fund, Inc.
100 sh. General Electric, Com.

26 sh. Incorporated Investors
25 sh. Ohio Power, Pfd.

27 sh. Public Sei-vice of New Jersey, Com.
50 sh. Rhode Island Public Service, Pfd.

100 sh. United Gas Improvement, Com.
2 sh. United Gas Improvement, Pfd.
50 sh. United Light & Power "A," Com.

16 sh. Radio Corporation

Ipswich Savings Bank

35

$ 700.00

100 1/2

1,005.00

96

960.00

80

1,000.00

17 1^

2,012.50

1014

1,025.00

8 6 1/2

2,595.00

95

1,425.00

IVs

140.63

Vs

12.50

1%

82.50

9714

1,167.00

8

264.00

42.29

422.90

19%

1,937.50

17.71

460.46

83

2,075.00

28^2

769.50

25

1,250.00

12%

1,275.00

90

180.00

l^A

62.50

534

92.00

2,322.09

$23,236.08

CHARLES M. KELLY,

Treasurer.

JOSEPH I. HORTON,

ROBERT KIMBALL.

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257

LIFE MEMBERS

William Sumner Appleton

Albert Farwell Bemis

Ralph W. Bumham

Mrs. Ralph W. Bumham

Mrs. Richard T. Crane

Cornelius Crane

Frank C. Farley

Ralph H. Grant

Mrs. Alice T. Hartshorn

Princess Irvain Klan Kaplanoss

John S. Lawrence

Miss Katherine Loring

Arthur R. Lord

William G. Low

Mrs. Marietta K. Martin

Mrs. Elmer L. Mitchell

Mrs. Maude Bemis Parsons

James H. Procter

Thomas E. Procter

Charles G. Rice

Mrs. Florence Crane Robinson

John L. Saltonstall

Richard M. Saltonstall

Mrs. Charles P. Searle

John E. Searle

Mrs. Miriam Kimball Stockton

Bayard Tuckerman, Jr.

Mrs. T. Franklin Waters

Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Ipswich, Mass.
Ipswich, Mass.
Chicago, 111.
Chicago, 111.
New York, N. Y.
Dayton, Ohio
Taunton, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.
Pride's Crossing, Mass.
Chicago, 111.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.
Wenham, Mass.
Seattle, Wash.
Ipswich, Mass.
Topsfield, Mass.
Ipswich, Mass.
Chicago, 111.
Topsfield, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.
Ipswich, Mass.

RESIDENT MEMBERS

Harcourt Amory
Mrs. Harcourt Amory
Mrs. Francis R. Appleton
Francis R. Appleton, Jr.
James W. Appleton
Randolph M. Appleton
Charles M. Arthur
Eben H. Bailey
Dr. George G, Bailey
George Adrian Barker

Joseph I. Horton
Mrs. Joseph I. Horton
J. Warren Horton
Stanley Howard
Mrs. Stanley Howard
Fred R. Hull
Amos E. Jewett
Arthur W. Johnson
Mrs. Harriett M. Johnson
Miss Ida B. Johnson

258

THE IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Mrs. George Adrian Barker
Mrs. Kate S. Barnard
Byron V. Bennett
Mrs. Julia A. Bird
Mrs. Alice L. Blake
Mrs. Chester A. Bolles
Norman J. Bolles
Mrs. Leone Bracker
George E. Brewer, Jr.
Mrs. George E. Brewer, Jr.
A. Story Brown
Fred A. Brown
John A. Brown
Frank M. Burke
Rev. James G. Cairns
Mrs. Genevieve Campbell
Mrs. Charles C. Canney
David B. Claxton
Edward S. Cogswell
Dr. Frank L. Collins
Miss Harriet Condon
John F. Conley
Sylvester D. Conley
Mrs. William Critchley
Arthur C. Damon
Mrs. Carrie Damon
Miss Edith L. Daniels
Mrs. Lyman H. Daniels
Mrs. Grace T. Davidson
Harry W. Davis
Mrs. Harry W. Davis
Howard N. Doughty
Mrs. Howard N. Doughty
Miss Abby M. Fellows
Charles E. Goodhue
Charles E. Goodhue, Jr.
Mrs. Ferris Greenslet
Mi'S. Ernest Harding
Mrs. Ned L. Harris
George H. W. Hayes
Mrs. George H. W. Hayes
Walter E. Hayward
Mrs. Walter E. Hayward
Miss Alice Heai'd

Charles M. Kelley
Mrs. Henry Kenyon
Frederick A. Kimball
Miss Lucy A. Kimball
Robert S. Kimball
Mrs. Robert S. Kimball
Dr. Frank W. Kyes
Mrs. Frank W. Kyes
Mrs. Ralph E. Ladd
Miss Sarah E. Lakeman
Mrs. Mary S. Langdon
Arthur S. Lord
Austin L. Lord
Charles L. Lovell
Daniel B. Lunt
Mrs. Daniel B. Lunt
Charles A. Mallard
Edward J. Marcorelle
Harry S. Merson
Miss Abby L. Newman
Sumner Nichols
Mrs. Sumner Nichols
Mrs. Carl Nordstrom
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Norwood
Rev. Carroll Perry
Miss Leonora Pollard
Miss Valina I. Porter
Mrs. Fred G. Ross
John L. Russell
George A. Schofield
Miss Alice M. Smith
Mrs. A. W. Smith
Henry S. Spaulding
Miss Lucy B. Story
Mrs. Ward M. Tenney
Isaac R. Thomas
Mrs. Isaac R. Thomas
R. Elbert Titcomb
Mrs. R. Elbert Titcomb
Miss Annie G. Wade
Miss Emma E. Wait
Ralph C. Whipple
Mrs. Ralph C. Whipple
Miss Susan C. Whipple

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259

Wayne Henderson
Mrs. Benjamin Horton

Rev. Frederick C. Wilson
Frederick S. Witham

NON-RESIDENT MEMBERS

Frederick J. Alley

Mrs. Frederick J. Alley

Mrs. Samuel G. Babcock

Harry E. Bailey

Mrs. Richard Bartlett

Miss E. D. Boardman

Miss Clara Breed

Albert S. Brown

Harry Appleton Brown

John A. Caldwell

Mrs. Elizabeth B. Carleton

Miss Gertrude W. Carleton

Mrs. Knight Dexter Cheney

Henry T. Cowles

Mrs. Porter C. Croy

Mrs. George L. DeBlois

Miss C. Bertha Dobson

Robert G. Dodge

Mrs. Robert G. Dodge

Mrs. William M. Elkins

William W. Emerson

Miss Frances S. Farley

Mrs. George E. Farley

Sylvanus C. Farley

Mrs. Eunice W. Felton

Amos Tuck French

Mrs. Frederick R. Galacar

Dr. J. L. Goodale

A. W. Gordon

Mrs. William A. Haggerty

Arthur W. Hale

Clarence L. Hay

Mrs. Clarence L. Hay

Mrs. Robert Haydock

Alfred V. Kidder

Mrs. Alfred V. Kidder

Arthur S. Kimball

Leonard B. Kleeb

Mrs. Leonard B. Kleeb

Hamilton, Mass.
Hamilton, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.
Lynn, Mass.
Salem, Mass.
Lowell, Mass.
Winchester, Mass.
Rowley, Mass.
Rowley, Mass.
Rowley, Mass.
Mayaguez, Porto Rico
Haverhill, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Los Angeles, Calif.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Chestnut Hill, Penn.
Haverhill, Mass.
Marblehead, Mass.
Peoria, 111.
Alton, 111.
Cambridge, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Portland, Me.
Washington, D. C.
Winchester, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
Long Island, N. Y.
Andover, Mass.
Andover, Mass.
Oberlin, Ohio
Fall River, Mass.
Fall River, Mass.

260

THE IPSWICH HISTOEaCAL SOCIETY

Miss Carrie B. Knowlton
Curtis E. Lakeman
Mrs. May W. Lester
Mrs. William L. Lyons
Mrs. Samuel M. Magoffin
Mrs. Harry Markoe
Mrs. C. E, Marsh
Miss Olive V. Marsh
Miss Helen K. Mills
Dr. Robert B. Osgood
Robert H. Perdue
Agar Ludlow Perkins
Miss Maidee Polleys
Frank W. Potter
A. Davidson Remick
James A. Robinson
Mrs. James A. Robinson
Derby Rogers
Arthur Shurcliff
Mrs. Henry P. Smith
Harry C. Spiller
Mrs. Charles Sprague
Miss Mabel C. Taggart
Miss Marion Thomas
Stanley M. Tracy
Frank P. Trussell
Mrs. Annie Tuckerman
Harry W. Tyler
Dr. Herman F. Vickery
Langdon Warner
Roger S. Warner
George F. Waters
Grace C. Waymouth
Mrs. Samuel Welldon
Mrs. Charles W. Whipple
Harvey Whipple
Henry W. Whipple
Mrs. Henry W. Whipple
Roger Whipple
Sherman L. Whipple
Sherman L. Whipple, Jr.
T. H. Bailey Whipple
Mrs. Oliver Wolcott
Chalmers Wood, Jr.

Los Angeles, Calif.
New York, N. Y.
Hartford, Conn.
Louisville, Ky.
St. Paul, Minn.
Pennlyn, Penn.
Lynn, Mass.
Lynn, Mass.
Kent, Conn.
Boston, Mass.
Cleveland, Ohio
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Essex, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Pasadena, Calif.
West Newton, Mass.
West Newton, Mass.
New Canaan, Conn.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Brookline, Mass.
Cambridge, Mass.
Portland, Ore.

Essex Falls, N. J.

Hamilton, Mass.

Boston, Mass.

Washington, D. C.

Brookline, Mass.

Cambridge, Mass.

Boston, Mass.

Fall River, Mass.

Tamworth, N. H.

New York, N. Y.

New York, N. Y.

Plymouth, Mich.

Cranford, N. J.

Cranford, N. J.

Hagerstown, Md.

Webster, Mass.

Webster, Mass.

Pittsburgh, Penn.

Hamilton, Mass.

New York, N. Y.

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261

Mrs. Charles Morgan Wood
Joseph F. Woods

Tucson, Ariz.
Boston, Mass.

HONORARY MEMBERS

John Albree, Jr.
Frank C. Farley
Mrs. Katherine S. Farley-
Reginald Foster
Miss Alice A. Gray
Miss Emily R. Gray
Albert Farley Heard, II.
Mrs. Otis S. Kimball
Miss Sarah S. Kimball
Henry S. Manning
Mrs. Mary W. Manning
Miss Esther Parmenter
Denison R. Slade
Joseph Spiller
Miss Ellen M. Stone
W. F. Warner

Swampscott, Mass.
South Manchester, Conn.
South Manchester, Conn.
Boston, Mass.
Sauquoit, N. Y.
Sauquoit, N. Y.
Boston, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
Salem, Mass.
New York, N. Y.
New York, N. Y.
Chicopee, Mass.
Brookline, Mass.
Boston, Mass.
East Lexington, Mass.
St. Louis, Mo.

262 THE IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

The Ipswich Historical Society was organized in 1890, and
incorporated in 1898. It has purchased and restored to its original
architecture the ancient house it now occupies, one of the finest speci-
mens of the early Colonial style. It has issued a series of Publications
which have now reached to No. XXIX, which are of general interest.

We wish to commend our work and our needs to our own
citizens, to those who make their summer home with us, to all scat-
tered throughout our land, who have an ancestral connection with
the old Town, and to any who incline to help us. We can use large
funds wisely in sustaining the Society, and erecting and endowing
our new building, and in establishing a permanent endowment.

Our membership is of two kinds: an Annual Membership, with
yearly dues of $2.00, which entitles to a copy of the Publications
as they are issued and free entrance to our House with friends; and
a Life Membership, with a single payment of $50.00, which entitles
to all the privileges of membership.

Names may be sent at any time to the President. Orders for
the Publications, sent to the Secretary, will be filled at once.

THE IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

263

PUBLICATIOKS OF THE IPSWICH
HISTORICAL SOCIETT

I. The Oration by Rev. Washington Choate and the Poem by Rev.
Edgar F. Davis, on the 200th Anniversary of the Resistance to
the Andros Tax, 1887. Price 25 cents.

II to VII inclusive. Out of print.

VIII. "The Development of our Town Government" and "Common
Lands and Commonage," with the Proceedings at the Annual
Meeting, 1899. Price 50 cents.

IX. "A History of the old Argilla Road in Ipswich, Massachusetts,"
by Thomas Franklin Waters. Price 50 cents.

X. "The Hotel Cluny of a New England Village," by Sylvester
Baxter, and the History of the Ancient House with Proceedings
at the Annual Meeting, 1900. Price 50 cents. (See No. XX.)

XI. "The Meetieng House Green and a Study of Houses and Lands
in that vicinity," with Proceedings at the Annual Meeting, Dec.
2, 1901. Price 50 cents.

XII. "Thomas Dudley and Simon and Ann Bradstreet." A Study of
House-Lots to Determine the Location of Their Homes, and the
Exercises at the Dedication of Tablets, July 31, 1902, with
Proceedings at the Annual Meeting, Dec. 1902. Price 50
cents.

XIII. "Fine Thread, Lace and Hosiery in Ipswich," by Jesse Fewkes

and "Ipswich Mills and Factories," by Thomas Franklin
Waters, with Proceedings at the Annual Meeting. Price 50
cents.

XIV. "The Simple Cobler of Aggawam," by Rev. Nathaniel Ward. A

reprint of the 4th edition, published in 1647, with faC'simile
of title page, preface, and headlines, and the exact text and an
Essay, "Nathaniel Ward and the Simple Cobler," by Thomas
Franklin Waters, 116 pp., 75 cents. Postage 10 cents. A
limited edition, printed on heavy paper, bound in boards.
Price, $1.50, postage prepaid.

XV. "The Old Bay Road from Saltonstall's Brook and Samuel Apple-
ton's Farm," and "A Genealogy of the Ipswich Descendants of
Samuel Appleton," by Thomas Franklin Waters, with proceed-
ings at the Annual Meeting. Price 75 cents.

XVI and XVII. Double number. "Candlewood. An Ancient Neighbor-
hood in Ipswich." With Genealogies of John Brown, 39 pp.,
William Fellows, 47 pp., and Robert Kinsman, 15 pp. 160 pp.,
octavo, with maps, full page illustrations and complete index,
by Thomas Frankhn Waters. Price $1.50. Postage 8 cents.

264 THE IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

XVIII. "Jeffrey's Neck and The Way Leading Thereto," with notes on
Little Neck. 93 pages octavo, by Thomas Franklin Waters.
Price 50 cents.

XIX. "Ipswich Village and the Old Rowley Road." 76 pages, octavo,
by Thomas Franklin Waters. Price 50 cents.

XX. "The John Whipple House in Ipswich, Mass., and the People
who Have Owned and Lived In It." 55 pages, octavo, by
Thomas Franklin Waters. Price 50 cents.

XXI. "Augustine Heard and His Friends (Joseph Green Cogswell and
Daniel Tread well)." 120 pages, octavo, by Thomas Franklin
Waters. Paper covers. Price $1.00 and postage (7 cents).
Board covers, heavy paper, $L50 and postage (14 cents).

XXII. "Plum Island, Ipswich, Mass." Its earliest history, original land
grants, land ownerships, marshes and thatch banks, beaches
and sand dunes. Illustrated, with maps and many photographs
of the island scenery. 64 pages, octavo, by Thomas Franklin
Waters. Price 75 cents.

XXIII. "Ipswich in the World War." 237 pp. with war records and photo-

graphs of veterans, by Thomas Franklin Waters. Price $2.00.

XXIV. "Ipswich River ' Its Bridges, Wharves and Industries," 40 pages by

Thomas Franklin Waters. 75 cents.

XXV. "Glimpses of Everyday Life in Old Ipswich," 40 pages by Thomas
Franklin Waters. 75 cents.

XXVI. "Two Ipswich Patriots - John Wise and Michael Farley," 40
pages by Thomas Franklin Waters and Eunice Farley Felton.
75 cents.

XXVII. "Puritan Homes," 100 pages by Thomas Franklin Waters and
Sherman L. Whipple. 75 cents.

XXVIII. "Arthur Wesley Dow, Historian, Artist, Teacher." $1.00.

XXIX. "The Old North Burial Yard." $2.00.

VII. Reprint - John Winthrop, Jr. Board Cover. $2.00.

ALSO PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
THE IPSWICH HISTORICAL SOCIETY

IPSWICH

IN THE

MASSACHUSETTS BAY
COLONY

BY
THOMAS FRANKLIN WATERS

VOLUME I
1633 - 1700

Part I. The History of Ipswich to the Year 1700.

Part II. The Land Grants from the Beginning to 1905.

586 Pages, Octavo, Gilt Top with Maps.
Full Page Illustrations and Full Index.

VOLUME II

The History of the Town from 1700 to 1917.

840 Pages, Octavo, Gilt Top, 40 Full Page Illustrations

and Full Index.

Price $18.00 per set

with Parcel Post.

Orders may be sent to the Secretary of the Ipswich Historical

Society.

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